Senior Maintenance Planner Jobs

Senior Maintenance Planner Duties

The Senior Maintenance Planner is responsible for forecasting Heavy Maintenance checks and activities using information supplied by Quality Control records. This information is then used to calculate and determine aircraft maintenance requirements pertaining to Heavy Maintenance checks and activities. The calculations are critical to efficient utilization of aircraft and to the uninterrupted flying schedules between checks and activities and to the satisfaction of World Airways customers.

Monitors Aircraft total time and cycles versus scheduled maintenance visits to ensure compliance with the Maintenance program.

Reviews the activities of the Maintenance Planner in preparing work orders work packages and predraw kits for maintenance to be accomplished on World aircraft. Ensures all work orders work packages and predraw lists are prepared and mailed out in an accurate and timely manner and proper confirmation is received from vendors. Ensures all parts ordered are accurate complete and ordered in a timely manner.

Provides the Scheduled Maintenance Plan documentation package advising other departments of scheduled maintenance forecast activities and specific work scope requirements.

Conducts audits of Maintenance Planning department and activities as per established procedures. Recommends and implements changes and improvements to procedures as necessary.

Writes and edits non-routine task cards to cover miscellaneous maintenance requirements such as Airworthy Directives Service Bulletins and interior upgrades.

Performs the duties of the Manager of Maintenance Planning in his/her absence.

Performs other duties and special projects as assigned.



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