Air Electrical / Battery Shop Technician Supervisor BAE Systems

Responsibilities

Accountable to their Primary Line Manager; however, they have direct access to

Secondary Line Manager. This is to provide an independent route to address any

issues within the Air Electrical and Battery Shop maintenance environment.

Undertake review of maintenance and challenge current practices and identify

potential capacity for improvements within the organisation.

Recognising any malpractice that could affect the airworthiness or safety of the

assigned components or personnel within their area of responsibility and raising

the issue/concern to the Senior Maintenance Manager.

Ensuring that the necessary facilities resource are available, in accordance with

company policies to enable their organisations to perform their duties and any

contractual obligations.

Monitor standards of the personnel within their organisation in order to identify

any negative trends, non-conformities or motivational deficiencies.

Accountable and responsible for all person s development reports within their

direct and indirect line management, within their Area of Responsibility.

Providing a working environment to trust, where all employees of whom are

professionals, each have a clear understanding of what standard of behaviour is

considered acceptable or unacceptable, following the companies Code of

Conduct .

Provide training, consolidation and counterpart development activities to the RSAF

personnel and BAE Systems personnel.

Ensure all tasks are completed within designated timeframes to support Forward

Maintenance and SMU activities.

Maintain operational readiness of shop equipment in line with the shop component

repair plan and schedule necessary calibrations. Enhanced by ensuring the correct

tooling, approved data is available. Raise appropriate media for deficiencies in

approved data (e.g. TPRFs, TQs, etc.).

Any damage or deficiencies to equipment and infrastructure, are reported and

monitored using the correct media (e.g. IDR, MDR, CAR, SORT, 1400-61, etc.).

Ensure that all personnel undertaking maintenance in their Area of Responsibility

are authorised.

Maintain an anti-FOD surveillance and report potential hazards, which is further

enhanced by the regular oversight checks of the shop and the components in the

shop.

Ensure all maintenance tasks are carried out and meet the highest quality

standards, including recording of maintenance carried out on the airworthiness tool

(ESS) to accurately reflect the work carried out, test results indications/ values,

consumables and POL.

Conduct oversight checks to ensure high standards of shop husbandry.

Ensure any forecasted planning, highlight any deficiencies or delivery/ FDD issues with consumables & PPE are escalated to the primary line manager or secondary manager at the earliest opportunity.

Hold 2nd Signature and able to undertake the required responsibilities.

Job Requirements:

A recognised qualification to NVQ3/ONC/OND/BTEC level in a relevant technical discipline, or a technical apprenticeship, or suitable equivalent technical qualification acceptable to M&CA.

Have at least 7 years post qualification practical maintenance experience within operational flying aircraft environment supported by formal recorded workplace applied related training OR 3 years on same aircraft type.

Leadership skills and proven ability to supervise all levels of engineering personnel. Relevant type training ( Q Course) and equipment specific training if required.

Thorough understanding of company processes and procedures

Broad aerospace and defence company / industry knowledge.

Proven supervisory experience within the area of definition.

An understanding of RAF and /or RSAF engineering operating procedures.

A track record of meeting strict deadlines without compromising standards and quality. Previous experience of delivering workplace training.

An understanding of ESS or similar electronic based reporting system