Head of Hangar Operations
NVOII
United States
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Not Available
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Full-time
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Posted 4mo
• Jet Aviation Staffing has been supporting the aviation industry since 1983, specializing in talent placement across various roles.
• The Head of Hangar Operations is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of a Part 91 private aviation hangar.
• Key responsibilities include managing hangar operations, aircraft fueling, facility maintenance, and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
• Daily tasks involve coordinating hangar access, maintaining cleanliness, monitoring safety conditions, and enforcing operational standards.
• The role demands management of fuel farm operations, including inventory tracking, fuel quality control, and adherence to regulatory requirements.
• The Head of Hangar Operations must maintain relationships with sub-tenants, vendors, and regulatory agencies while managing safety policies.
• Availability for on-call situations outside regular hours is required, with a flexible schedule for operational needs.
• Essential qualifications include a minimum of three years in aviation operations, knowledge of ground handling and fueling, and a valid driver’s license.
• Key skills include strong judgment, attention to detail, ability to work independently, and effective communication with various stakeholders.
• Jet Aviation is committed to equal employment opportunities without discrimination based on various protected statuses.
• The Head of Hangar Operations is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of a Part 91 private aviation hangar.
• Key responsibilities include managing hangar operations, aircraft fueling, facility maintenance, and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
• Daily tasks involve coordinating hangar access, maintaining cleanliness, monitoring safety conditions, and enforcing operational standards.
• The role demands management of fuel farm operations, including inventory tracking, fuel quality control, and adherence to regulatory requirements.
• The Head of Hangar Operations must maintain relationships with sub-tenants, vendors, and regulatory agencies while managing safety policies.
• Availability for on-call situations outside regular hours is required, with a flexible schedule for operational needs.
• Essential qualifications include a minimum of three years in aviation operations, knowledge of ground handling and fueling, and a valid driver’s license.
• Key skills include strong judgment, attention to detail, ability to work independently, and effective communication with various stakeholders.
• Jet Aviation is committed to equal employment opportunities without discrimination based on various protected statuses.