The Operations Manager is responsible for identifying and maintaining operations and procedures in accordance with company policies, procedures and guidelines.

Principal Accountabilities:

• Implement necessary processes and procedures to meet program goals as established by contractual agreement.

• Ensure performance and quality to established standards.

• Plan, organize and manage the program for successful completion and performance consistent with contractual agreements.

• Manage the Federal Aviation Administration approved Repair Station Certificate.

• Research, analyze and otherwise assist in the investigation of incidents/accidents.

• Hire pilot and maintenance personnel as deemed necessary to meet required staffing levels.

• Recommend changes to strategic plans and objectives for submission to Cal Fire that if implemented would enhance contract operations.

• Analyze performance under contracts/orders to ensure proper utilization of manpower, materials, funds, facilities and equipment.

• Monitor the contract to verify contractual and company objectives are met and provide corrective action when necessary.

• Implement project schedules by directing and coordinating contract functions to ensure maximum efficiency of resources.

• Establish contract policies, practices and revisions to existing policies and practices as required to meet company, contracts and order requirements.

• Provide leadership to ensure objectives, incentives and attitudes of assigned staff to maximize quality and production.

• Ensure compliance with company policies and procedures and other practices set forth by management directives.

• Maintain customer contracts and visitations to endure mature relationships.

• Manage effective control on assigned projects of performance, schedule, quality and operating costs.

• Perform other duties as assigned.

Knowledge & Skills:

• Knowledge of the functions and operations of State of California contracting procedures.

• Familiar with administering a Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) repair station.

• Excellent communication, leadership and interpersonal skills.

• Complete understanding of pricing principals that translate effort into achievement in acquiring new and follow on business.

• Working knowledge of Microsoft office programs (i.e. Excel, Word, Project, Outlook).

Experience & Education:

• Current FAA Airframe & Powerplant Mechanic License preferred.

• Bachelor’s degree in an associated disciple or equivalent years of experience.

• Eight (8) or more years’ experience as a pilot or with maintenance associated with tactical, low-altitude aircraft operations.

• Two or more years’ experience in a related aircraft maintenance/operations management position preferred.

• Previous aerial wildland fire suppression experience preferred.

Travel:

• As required in support of the contract.

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