Rectification Controller B Shift

Role Overview

Core Activity

• Lead and supervise directly assigned team members.
• Maintain accurate maintenance and airworthiness records on relevant systems.
• Update the ESS State Board and progress aircraft recovery estimates and forecasts; brief authorized pilots on aircraft limitations.
• Complete aircraft and component maintenance and diagnostics, including servicing, inspections, repairs, modifications, rectifications, replacements, and tests as appropriate.
• Ensure scheduled maintenance, highlight and escalate issues, and report programme impacts.
• Ensure staff are competent and authorized for allocated maintenance; maintain personal and team task authorizations.
• Meet delivery targets through effective supervision and complete MOE-compliant facility support tasks.
• Develop team members through formal assessments and communicate complex information effectively.
• Evaluate faults and raise ad hoc work cards for faults found during maintenance.
• Set delivery targets, monitor progress, improve performance, prioritize activity, and assess or escalate continuing-airworthiness issues.

Key Accountabilities

• Manage regulatory activities through delivery targets, progress monitoring, performance improvement, and efficient prioritization.
• Comply with applicable regulatory frameworks, procedures, standards, and contractual requirements; identify and propose changes.
• Document Part 145 activities, maintain airworthiness records, and ensure work is performed by qualified, experienced, authorized personnel.
• Integrate Part 145 work with the business and engage stakeholders throughout the process.
• Promote Human Factors, Error Management, Risk Management, Safety Assurance, and proactive hazard analysis and mitigation.
• Support assurance audits, manage audit findings, implement improvements, and monitor their effectiveness.
• Apply continuing-airworthiness requirements and support regulatory changes, including ITAR, E&PW, and ISO compliance.

Role Requirements

• Excellent understanding of Typhoon aircraft systems and maintenance reporting processes.
• Ability to supervise staff and ensure they are competent and authorized for assigned maintenance.
• Understanding and application of the continuing-airworthiness regulatory framework.
• Ability to promote human factors, error and risk management, safety assurance, and hazard mitigation.
• Ability to ensure Part 145 work is documented and performed by suitably qualified, experienced, and authorized personnel.

Shift

• The role is designated B Shift.