IATA
Manager Maintenance Operations
Montreal, Quebec, CA
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 5 days ago
Supply Chain
About the role
- About the team you are joining The team is responsible for the development of Industry advocacy solutions, the roll-out of global standards policies and initiatives related to aircraft Technical Operations and Supply Chain. You will report to the Head, Aviation Supply Chain and you will drive maintenance-related initiatives and industry engagement advocacy
- activities supporting airline operational excellence, reliability and efficiency with a focus on aircraft and equipment maintenance operations. What your day would be like • Develop and steer aircraft maintenance operations advocacy programs, working groups, taskforces and industry initiatives delivering value to airline members. • Provide subject matter
Responsibilities
- Develop and steer aircraft maintenance operations advocacy programs, working groups, taskforces and industry initiatives delivering value to airline members.
- Develop guidance materials, position papers and industry best practices related to aircraft and equipment maintenance operations.
- Contribute to the continuous development of the IATA MRO SmartHub to deliver new platform features to help airlines with maintenance operations.
- Support the department's advocacy activities with ICAO, Regulators and industry associations on maintenance, regulatory and aircraft operational matters.
- Drive maintenance performance improvement projects using operational data, analytics and industry benchmarking. Support training program opportunities and new operations initiatives benefiting airline members.
- Support and provide expertise to other stakeholders' departments to develop the aircraft maintenance ecosystem within IATA, such as Flight Ops, Fuel team, Consultancy, Training, Technical Publications, Events, Strategic Partners.
- Provide support to the team on organizational priorities and special assignments.
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