Essential Duties and Responsibilities
• Conduct complex inspections, repairs, and modifications on aircraft to ensure optimal performance and safety.

• Provide Aircraft on Ground (AOG) support to minimize downtime and ensure rapid resolution of maintenance issues.

• Maintain aircraft cleanliness and prevent corrosion, ensuring readiness for operation in harsh environments.

• Mentor and assist maintenance personnel in proper procedures, methods, and best practices across all tasks.

• Lead training programs for maintenance staff, ensuring continuous development and adherence to industry standards.

• Supervise maintenance activities, including inspections, overhauls, modifications, and repairs of aircraft structures, engines, and components.

• Accurately and promptly complete work orders, sign-offs, and required documentation.

• Ensure proper allocation and tracking of parts to relevant work orders.

• Assist with tracking and maintaining compliance for ongoing maintenance tasks.

• Provide on-call maintenance support as needed to ensure continued aircraft readiness.

• Oversee timely return-to-service processes to minimize aircraft downtime.

• Ensure the hangar and ramp areas maintain a safe, organized, and efficient work environment.

• Confirm parts availability and manage procurement to support scheduled maintenance projects.

• Oversee the management and organization of all spare parts and tooling on-site to ensure operational efficiency.

The GM Caribbean Maintenance must hold an A&P Certificate, with a minimum of 5 years of experience maintaining fixed wing aircraft, and be knowledgeable of aviation safety standards and safe operation practices, CFRs. Inspector’s Authorization and/ or Cessna 208 experience is preferred.

Salary and Benefits
The salary range for this position is $100-$115K annually plus health care benefits along with moving and housing assistance. The minimum commitment for this role is 2 years.