Rectification Controller B Shift

Role overview

Core activities

• Maintain and update ESS State Board estimates and forecasts of aircraft recovery times.
• Brief the Part M organization on Typhoon fleet status and recovery actions, and brief authorized squadron pilots on aircraft limitations.
• Lead and supervise team members; ensure maintenance is scheduled, raise issues, and report programme impacts.
• Undertake or coordinate aircraft and component maintenance, diagnostics, inspections, repairs, modifications, fault rectification, and tests.
• Maintain maintenance documentation and airworthiness records on relevant systems.
• Evaluate faults and raise ad hoc work cards for faults found during maintenance.
• Scope and carry out independent and vital inspections.
• Meet delivery targets through effective supervision and prioritization.

Accountabilities and compliance

• Manage regulatory activities by setting delivery targets, monitoring progress, and developing performance improvements.
• Ensure Part 145 activities are documented and performed by suitably qualified, experienced, and authorized personnel.
• Promote human factors, error management, risk management, and safety assurance; support hazard analysis and mitigation.
• Support assurance audits, manage audit-finding responses, and implement improvements to address non-compliance.
• Apply continuing airworthiness requirements and support regulatory changes to maintenance activities.
• Comply with applicable company procedures, standards, and contractual requirements, including ITAR, EaPW, and ISO requirements.

Role requirements

• Excellent understanding of Typhoon aircraft systems and reporting processes.
• Ensure staff are competent and approved for allocated maintenance tasks and maintain personal and team task authorisations in accordance with regulatory requirements.
• Demonstrate an appropriate level of understanding and application of the continuing airworthiness regulatory framework.
• Demonstrate sound communication and people-management skills.