About the role
Being part of Air Canada is to become part of an iconic Canadian symbol, recently ranked the best Airline in North America. Let your career take flight by joining our diverse and vibrant team at the leading edge of passenger aviation.
The position of System Configuration Supervisor is responsible for ensuring proper and timely configuration of the airline’s maintenance management and planning system (TRAX) and Maintenance Manuals (Toolbox/Itims) for Engineering Controls, Task Cards and Part Number Configuration.
Responsibilities
Establish workload priorities and assignments for the Technical Writers and/or Technical Data Controllers, that may include creation/editing of task cards, maintenance manuals, creating/editing Engineering Controls for Maintenance program tasks and one time modifications, setting up/editing Part number configuration.
Provide ongoing support and guidance to team members, fostering an environment for professional development and growth.
Plan special requirements such as major projects or urgent requests, this may include Maintenance program revisions, cabin reconfigurations, check escalations, etc.
Ensure and monitor the data integrity in TRAX, Itims, and Toolbox
Review and maintain efficient workflows to measure required timelines.
Provide expertise allowing ACM to leverage TRAX technology.
Conduct regular team meetings
Document and maintain BUPM process and standards to align with current practices
Qualifications
Demonstrates skills in people, and project management.
University degree in a relevant field or equivalent an asset.
Organizational skills
Ability to work well under pressure, and with changing priorities.
Proficiency with MS office software
Good working knowledge of applicable airline standards and other regulations (e.g. CARs)
Strong knowledge of the airline maintenance industry
Minimum of two-years experience within AC Maintenance or demonstrated equivalency
Knowledge of TRAX technical records, and maintenance planning for an airline are considered assets
Knowledge of the IAMAW collective agreement is considered an asset.
Knowledge of SGML, XML and technical markup language an asset
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