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Component Repair Manager
Application deadline: 30.09.2024
Location: Norway
Type of contract: Permanent
"Our people are the heart of Norwegian.
We embrace a culture of diversity ,equality and inclusion.
Embracing this culture is critical to our business success and makes us stronger together.
Our people have different knowledge, experiences, and backgrounds,
but all share a passion for our vision; to become the most loved and trusted airline in Europe”.
Are you our new Component Repair Manager?
Come join our team!
Norwegian is looking for a Component Repair Manager to be a part of Technical Procurement.
Your area of responsibility will be airframe repairable inventory, engine repairable inventory, inventory maintenance budget and management of relevant MROs.
The Component Repair Manager role is located at OSL Airport, and reports to Maintenance Supply Chain Manager.
We can offer:
- Market-aligned compensation
- Possibility to travel in Europe with employee priced tickets
- Set your own footprint in a friendly working environment
- Passionately colleagues and an energetic and innovative work environment
- Employee share savings plan
- Good pension and insurance schemes
You are our ideal candidate if you have:
- 5+ years’ experience with aircraft repair workorders, contracts, proposals and shop findings report
- Experience with reviewing aircraft manuals and knowledge of aviation regulatory requirements
- Experience with engineering processes and modification projects across ATA Chapters
- Knowledge of maintenance planning, purchasing, warehousing, material processing, invoicing processing and warranty models
- High proficiency in AMOS, SAP and Microsoft Office suite
- Strong verbal and written communication skills in English
- Enjoy working cross-functionally in a team, yet able to deliver autonomously where required
- Ability to deal professionally with diverse and challenging working environments
- Strong negotiation skills
- Police accreditation and an approved background check in accordance with Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) regulations are required.
In this role you will be responsible for:
- Oversee the repair and overhaul of aircraft engine and airframe components, ensuring compliance with regulatory standards for safety and airworthiness.
- Manage vendor relationships, including sourcing new repair shops and ensuring timely part availability in line with performance objectives.
- Track and improve Turn-Around Time (TAT) for critical components, addressing issues with underperforming vendors and finding alternative solutions when necessary.
- Review and define safety stock levels for critical components to ensure availability and minimize downtime.
- Review and challenge repair quotations for accuracy, cost control, warranty recovery, and cost reductions.
- Monitor total spend in line with approved budgets, ensuring cost-effective repairs and maintenance.
- Optimize shipping lanes and logistics strategies to minimize shipping costs, while ensuring timely delivery of critical components to support maintenance planning.
Do you have any questions?
If so, please contact:
Aris Spyrou
Maintenance Supply Chain Manager
Email: aristarchos.spyrounorwegian.com
Mette Gulbrandsen
HR BP Operations
Email: mette.gulbrandsennorwegian.com
So, what are you waiting for?
If you love the thought of working with us, we encourage you to click the Apply Now button to complete our online application. You will need to upload a recent copy of your resume with a cover letter and tell us why you want to join us.
Please note: We can only accept applications that have been submitted through our recruitment system. We will accept Your CV and Cover letter, in both English or in a Scandinavian Language
“We care for each other, our customers and our environment as we navigate the skies the Norwegian way”
We hope to welcome you on board!
Location: Norway
Travel required: Some travelling must be expected
Application deadline: 30.09.2024
Our Story
Norwegian is a leading Nordic aviation group headquartered in Fornebu, Bærum. The company has over 8,200 employees and owns two of the leading airlines in the Nordic region: Norwegian Air Shuttle and Widerøes Flyveselskap.
Widerøe was acquired by Norwegian in 2024, with the goal of offering customers seamless travel across the airlines networks. Norwegian Air Shuttle has around 5000 employees and offers an extensive route network connecting the Nordic countries to popular destinations in Europe. Widerøes Flyveselskap is Norways oldest airline and has more than 3,500 employees.
The Norwegian group is a driver for sustainable solutions and continuously works to reduce its own emissions. Among several initiatives, investment in the production and use of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is the largest focus. Norwegian aims to become the sustainable choice for passengers and contribute to the green transformation of aviation.
