ABX TECH OPS MAINTENANCE REP (US Remote)

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atsgDenver (CO)

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About the role

Technical Operations Maintenance Representative The Technical Operations Maintenance Representative will coordinate the repair, modification and preventative maintenance of ABX aircraft at a contract repair agency. Perform project management functions to ensure the aircraft is maintained to ABX standards. Perform vendor oversight as well as hands-on maintenance actions on ABX aircraft at both domestic and international locations as required. Manage, oversee and conduct all required Materials Management functions on-site at vendor location. Act as primary liaison between ABX Engineering department and vendor engineering department in all matters requiring engineering support.
Requirements: Must have HSD/GED Valid driver's license and ability to successfully pass an MVR background check Airframe & Powerplant license 5 years experience in maintenance and/or overhaul of heavy jet aircraft engines, (3 years on 767 aircraft) Ability to work flexible work hours and independently with strong organizational, communication and problem solving skills Ability to travel as needed to support ABX at other contract repair agencies, both domestically and internationally Ability to work unsupervised Ability to obtain RII for 767 Work in adverse/outdoor conditions
Preferred Skills: Previous third party maintenance experience Bachelors degree in aviation management or business Computer skills Project management experience Supervisory experience

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