Lead Maintenance Controller Jobs

Lead Maintenance Controller Duties

BASIC FUNCTION:
The lead maintenance controller is responsible to the Director of maintenance for leading and directing the maintenance controller and in coordination with Maintenance Planning and Dispatch will ensure the coordination of accomplishment of scheduled work for all Allegiant maintenance bases.

PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACTIVITIES:
Lead and direct maintenance controllers to ensure that mechanical delays that may occur are handled in a safe and expeditious manner in accordance with Allegiant Air’s general maintenance manual an applicable federal regulations
Provide oversight to the maintenance Controllers to ensure the Maintenance Controller’s are trained and follow Allegiant’s policies and procedures.
In coordination with Dispatch will assist in th...
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