Repair Coordinator
peak performance recruitmentMiami (FL)
About the role
As a Repair Coordinator you will play a central role in assisting the end-to-end management of aircraft component repair programs within a global aftermarket environment. You will be coordinating repair activity across airlines, MROs, and approved vendors, reviewing and approving technical repair scopes, negotiating repair costs, and ensuring repairs are delivered on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards. This role suits a technically minded, commercially aware professional who can balance vendor management, repair performance, and internal coordination in a fast-paced operation.
Skills and Experience:
Required• 3+ years’ experience managing aircraft component repair programs, MRO activities, or maintenance operations within an aviation aftermarket environment.• Proven ability to assist repair vendor relationships, including evaluating capability, negotiating costs, and monitoring performance.• Strong technical understanding of aircraft components, IPCs, records, and repair documentation, with the ability to approve repair scopes.• Highly organised team player with strong communication skills, able to coordinate internally and externally while managing multiple repair workflows simultaneously. Apply or enquire: Jack McKay Peak Performance Recruitment Ltd. Email: jack@aircraftleasing.ie Tel: +353 42 941 9658 Mob: +353 87 1897944
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