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The Fleet Logistics Coordinator (FLC) is an integral member of the Supply Chain Team who works closely with the Engineering production teams to ensure all materials, tooling and equipment are readily available to meet the aircraft maintenance plan and support the delivery of aircraft in maintenance. It’s an opportunity to learn new skills, develop your talents and advance your career.
Job Responsibility:
Coordinates planned and unplanned materials, tools, equipment or vehicles to support operational requirements and maintenance inputs
Identifies and resolves shortages, providing solutions and obtaining clear delivery times
Expedites outstanding material shortages with owning areas, including use of AOG process when appropriate
Assists the Satellite team and Production colleagues in the identification of materials or components required
Coordinates local data accuracy and assists in the clearance of unserviceable and serviceable materials including fit and remove support
Coordinates compliance processes including, but not limited to, Component Robbery, AERs, W2s and Structure gaps
Proactively provides the Satellite team with material reports for current and future inputs
Compilation of data and statistics of stock usage coordinating potential changes in local stock holdings in support of maintenance inputs
Coordinates and expedites not stocked requests with relevant inventory owner
Ensures high-quality communication takes place with all stakeholders, suppliers and customers
Expected to work collaboratively within the department and throughout the airline as a whole, its partners and suppliers
Ensures compliance with all appropriate company, legal and regulatory requirements
Creates a workplace culture which enables excellent teamwork and promotes high performance
Requirements:
Level 2 Qualifications (or equivalent) including Maths and English
Full UK DVLA Driving Licence, category B for manual transmission (minimum of 12 months driving experience with a full licence)
Able to obtain an Airside Pass and Airside driving permit
Able to acquire a forklift driving licence and any additional truck licence in support of area
Highly proficient on systems
Experience of working in an aircraft maintenance environment
Numerate with good problem solving ability
Proven working knowledge of procedures and terminology applicable to aircraft maintenance, logistics and regulated environment
Legislative awareness of quality, health and safety and environment requirements
Good influencing, interpersonal and communications skills
Strong organisational skills
Working to deadlines and standards
Delivering to customer and business requirements
Knowledge of supply chain management
Good knowledge of BA Engineering IT systems
Knowledge of IPC and Technical publications/information systems
What we offer:
Upskilling and professional development training
Access to state-of-the-art Learning Academy at London Heathrow