Coordinator Materiels-Engineering Order Jobs

Coordinator Materiels-Engineering Order Duties

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I. Position Summary:

The Coordinator works with Maintenance Planning and Engineering on maintenance program(s) related to the fleet. The Coordinator purchases all required materiel for aircraft modifications or preoperational requirements and negotiates parts availability with the business partners. The Coordinator also organizes materiel logistics issues and strategically plans all materiel requirements based on the Aircraft (A/C) maintenance schedule.

II. Essential Functions:

• Reviews all Engineering Orders (EO) Engineering Authorizations and Regulatory Summaries (20%)
• Procures all necessary parts and tooling based on Technical Standards requirements (20%)
• Manages and assigns EO work load to Crewmembers with respect to materiel r...
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