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Director of Maintenance

Job in Denver, Denver County, Colorado, 80285, USA
Listing for: North American Transportation Management Institute
Full Time position
Listed on 2025-12-20
Job specializations:
  • Transportation
    Airport Staff & Aviation Operations
  • Management
    Airport Staff & Aviation Operations
Salary/Wage Range or Industry Benchmark: 200 USD Daily USD 200.00 DAY
Job Description & How to Apply Below

Position Overview

Position Title:

Director of Maintenance (DOM)


Reports to:

CEO
• FLSA Status:
Full-time; exempt
• Compensation: $200‑250K Annually
• Schedule/

Location:

M‑F / IN‑Office KAPA

Essential FAA / Regulatory Responsibilities
  • Meets all qualifications and experience requirements of 14 CFR 119.71 for the Director of Maintenance position.
  • Ensures all maintenance manuals, technical data, and manufacturer standards are followed for inspection, repair, and return‑to‑service of aircraft.
  • Directs, plans, and lays out inspection standards, methods, and procedures to ensure compliance with FAA regulations and manufacturer recommendations.
  • Maintains all aircraft maintenance records for managed aircraft to FAA standards.
  • Provides the Director of Operations, Chief Pilot and Flight Operations Team with a current list of available aircraft and planned maintenance schedules.
  • Oversees Maintenance Control and establishes procedures to ensure Flight Operations Team has an up‑to‑date aircraft availability status.
  • Coordinates with the Director of Operations, Chief Pilot and Flight Operations Team regarding aircraft changes or substitutions necessary to support flight operations.
  • Maintains a professional working relationship with the FAA Principal Maintenance Inspector (PMI) and proactively coordinates on all certificate‑related maintenance matters.
  • Ensures adequate maintenance and inspection facilities are available, working with the Facility Manager when necessary.
  • Submits required reports under 14 CFR 135.415 and 135.417 using FAA Form 415 or the FAA SDR electronic system.
  • Ensures all MEL‑deferred maintenance items are tracked and monitored; prevents aircraft dispatch when MEL, maintenance, or inspection limitations may be exceeded.
  • Issues flight permits or special flight authorizations when necessary.
  • Conducts annual audits of maintenance records to identify and address occurrences of recurrent defects.
  • Has authority to terminate flights under the Air Carrier Certificate when maintenance or airworthiness concerns exist.
  • Issues Airworthiness Releases and coordinates with the Director of Operations regarding operational control and aircraft release.
  • Ensures proper documentation and calibration of company tooling and test equipment.
  • Ensures aircraft weight and balance remain compliant with 14 CFR 135.185.
  • Oversees control and tracking of parts, consumables, and life‑limited components.
  • Provides required drug and alcohol testing notifications to the FAA Anti‑Drug Program Office when using technicians not enrolled in an approved program.
  • Maintains and updates the list of qualified mechanics and personnel authorized to perform Airworthiness Releases both at the main maintenance base and approved repair stations.
  • Serves as the responsible manager for the MEL Management Program.
  • In coordination with the Director of Operations, disseminates operational and safety information, including revisions and updates to Aircraft Flight Manuals (AFMs).
Business & Leadership Responsibilities

Expands beyond the GOM requirements to reflect company operations and expectations.

Fleet Maintenance Oversight
  • Provides strategic leadership for all maintenance on the managed aircraft fleet, ensuring optimal aircraft reliability, safety, and availability.
  • Oversees Crew Chiefs assigned to specific aircraft; provides guidance, performance management, and ongoing professional development.
  • Manages relationships with repair stations, vendors, and OEMs to ensure quality work and favorable terms.
Financial Responsibility and Budgeting
  • Develop semi‑annual maintenance financial projections, including scheduled inspections, major services events, and anticipated component replacements.
  • Review, approve, and track all maintenance‑related expenses including parts, contractor/vendor invoices, tooling, and technical subscriptions.
  • Ensures maintenance activities remain within budget while upholding safety and compliance standards.
  • Notifications and approvals to aircraft owners as defined in the Services Agreements.
  • Provide timely responses to the Financial Team and aircraft owners on inquiries to expenses.
Maintenance Planning and Scheduling
  • Work closely with the Flight Operations…
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