CASS Analyst
tucson internationalBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Responsible for accurate, efficient collection, analysis and entry of data and publishing of the monthly CASS Reports.
Essential Functions:
Collects, analyzes system data for accuracy and consistency Prepares monthly CASS report based off of system data as defined in Company's General Procedures Manual Monitors departmental system data for Mechanical Interruption/Service Difficulty events and long-term adverse trends and reports event to the FAA as defined. Compiles company-wide statistical data by fleet type to generate analysis for monthly CASS report. Identifies, qualifies and reports irregularities found during analysis of data Submits data reports to OEM and other entities and regulatory agencies under the direction of the Manager of CASS Accomplishes other tasks as assigned by the Manager of CASS Requirements High School Diploma or GED Equivalent Have general knowledge of aircraft systems and components. Must have analytical and reporting skills. Must be detail oriented Must be proficient with computers to include Microsoft Office to include Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint and Access.
Preferred:
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