Module Line Production Manager - Engine MRO

Position Summary: GTS is seeking an experienced Module Line Production Manager to lead the daily execution, coordination, and performance of assigned aircraft engine module production programs. This is a hands-on production leadership role with direct operational ownership of assigned modules from induction through disassembly, inspection, technical findings, material disposition, repair, replacement-material coordination, assembly, final inspection, documentation, and shipment or return to the engine line. The ideal candidate will have strong turbine engine module knowledge, production leadership experience, material-control discipline, and the ability to identify constraints and drive modules toward safe, compliant, and on-time completion.

Key Responsibilities: Take direct production ownership of assigned engine modules from induction through completion and delivery readiness. Develop and maintain production schedules, milestones, priorities, and recovery plans for each assigned module. Lead daily module-line production activities and establish clear priorities for supervisors, leads, technicians, inspectors, and supporting departments. Maintain accurate visibility of module status, work remaining, material shortages, repairs, customer requirements, and production constraints. Conduct regular production-floor reviews to verify actual progress against scheduled milestones. Coordinate manpower and resources based on workload, technical requirements, customer priorities, and committed delivery dates. Maintain accountability and traceability of customer-owned, serialized, and configuration-sensitive material. Coordinate customer-supplied replacement material and parts requiring return to customers. Actively manage outside repairs and track critical components through shipment, repair, receipt, inspection, and return to production. Work closely with Planning, Purchasing, Inventory Control, Engineering, Quality, Inspection, Customer Service, Shipping & Receiving, and Outside Repair. Identify material, repair, engineering, tooling, manpower, customer-approval, and other critical-path constraints. Protect module turnaround time and committed delivery dates by identifying schedule risks early and implementing recovery actions. Monitor labor utilization and production efficiency. Ensure production activities comply with applicable FAA/EASA requirements, GTS procedures, approved technical data, configuration requirements, and quality standards. Drive continuous improvement and reduce avoidable waiting time, rework, material delays, and production disruptions.

Required Qualifications: 7–10 years of aircraft turbine engine or module MRO experience, or equivalent technical and operational experience. 3–5 years of experience in a production, module, supervisory, lead, or management position. Demonstrated experience managing turbine engine modules through an MRO production environment. Experience within an FAA Part 145 Repair Station strongly preferred. Direct experience with CFM56, CF6, LEAP, or comparable commercial turbine engine platforms highly desirable. Experience with outside repair, material coordination, and/or customer-property management highly desirable. Working knowledge of engine/module architecture, disassembly and assembly, piece-part inspection, work scope development, technical manuals, material requirements, traceability, production planning, ERP/MRP systems, work orders, and production travelers.

Preferred Certifications: FAA Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Certificate preferred. FAA Repairman Certificate experience beneficial. OEM engine/module training highly desirable. Lean Manufacturing / Six Sigma training beneficial. Skills Aircraft Engine MRO • Module Production Management • CFM56 / CF6 / LEAP • Production Planning & Scheduling • Module Assembly & Disassembly • Material Management • Outside Repair Management • Customer Property Control • FAA Part 145 • Technical Documentation • ERP/MRP Systems • Turnaround Time Management • Critical-Path Management • Production Floor Leadership • Quality & Regulatory Compliance • Problem-Solving • Cross-Functional Leadership • Continuous Improvement If you are an experienced aviation MRO production leader who understands turbine engine modules and knows how to turn production challenges into measurable results, we encourage you to apply. \nCompany

Description: Global Turbine Services (GTS) is an FAA and EASA Part 145 certified aviation MRO specializing in aircraft turbine engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul. Serving commercial, government, and defense customers worldwide, GTS is committed to safety, quality, technical excellence, and reliable customer service

Company Description: Global Turbine Services (GTS) is an FAA and EASA Part 145 certified aviation MRO specializing in aircraft turbine engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul. Serving commercial, government, and defense customers worldwide, GTS is committed to safety, quality, technical excellence, and reliable customer service