Senior Production Planner
Current•Review, analyze, verify, and schedule the maintenance tasks provided by the customer for their turn-around time (TAT). To ensure the availability of personnel, tools & equipment, consumables & expendables, references, and other special requirements prior to the start of the check.•Organize a daily progress meeting with the customer, planning & project managers, engineers, logistics & purchasing, and the Deputy General Manager (if requested by the customer) to discuss the status of the maintenance check.•Review of the open items or near expiry entered in the aircraft technical logbook, acceptable deferred defects, hold item list, minimum equipment list, and carry forward items then seeks the disposition of the on-site technical representative.•Coordinates with the logistics, purchasing and warehouse departments for the status (available, in transit, pending shipment, awaiting air way bill, open sourcing, and customer to provide items) of all the materials and tooling requirements.•Coordinates with the Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization (CAMO) for their additional maintenance requirements that are not included in the work scope.•Daily monitoring and tracking of each task card (actual versus planned) through GANTT chart and critical milestone, to ensure that these are completed in a timely manner. •Directly coordinates with the customer representative on issues and other concerns from start to completion of the maintenance check.•Creates release reports (certificate of release to service, all completed tasks, withdrawn and buy-off tasks, acceptable deferred defects, MEL).•Organizes a post-maintenance review with every department after the release of the aircraft to discuss all the difficulties encountered during the maintenance check and then provides solutions and recommendations.•Assigning specific tasks and responsibilities to individuals within the department to ensure the timely and efficient completion of aircraft maintenance checks.