✨ AI Summary
The MCC Controller is responsible for the daily operations of aircraft, monitoring technical status, coordinating maintenance, and resolving technical issues to ensure flight safety and schedules. This role involves using the Aircraft Health Monitoring System (Skywise), raising Maintenance Action Requests, coordinating with various teams for troubleshooting and material availability, and liaising with Engineering for technical instructions. Key tasks include reviewing MEL/CDL/Time Limited Defects, monitoring defect clearance, providing feedback on recurrent issues, preparing status reports, and analyzing aircraft delays to compile reliability reports.
Requirements
Requires Level 3 Airbus A320/Cfm56+Leap 1a Training with type rating. Must have a minimum of 7 years of aircraft certification experience, with at least 5 years on the A320 fleet and 3 years of MCC experience. Extensive knowledge of A320 Aircraft Systems, advanced knowledge of GACA Regulations, and proficiency in airnavx, airman, and MS Office Suite are essential.
Description
DescriptionThe MCC Controller plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth and efficient daily operations of aircraft. Responsibilities include monitoring the technical status of aircraft, coordinating maintenance activities with field teams and engineers, and providing prompt solutions to technical issues to ensure flight safety and adherence to schedules. The MCC Controller acts as a vital link between maintenance departments and operational teams to minimize aircraft delays and enhance fleet performance.Responsibilities:Monitor the Aircraft Health Monitoring System (Skywise) to identify existing defects and repetitive defects.Raise Maintenance Action Requests for troubleshooting and rectification of defects.Coordinate with MCC Controller/Line Planning/Line Maintenance and Contracted Maintenance Organization for planning defects troubleshooting and rectification.Coordinate with AOG Desk/Material Planning for availability of required materials for defects rectification.Coordinate with Engineering/OEM for technical instructions in cases where existing procedures are not adequate to rectify any defect.Review all MEL/CDL/Time Limited Defects daily.Review all Deferred Defects/ NEFs on alternate days.identify the relevant TSM and raise MAR or used open Work Order to initiate rectification action.Follow maintenance actions taken on aircraft, continuously monitors Skywise to confirm whether the defect is cleared.Provide feedback to Engineering when defects and system failures are recurrent or repetitive.Assist in preparing Daily Aircraft Status Reports.Attend Daily Meeting to provide Aircraft Status to all stakeholders and discuss further actions.Assist in analyzing aircraft delays and compiling Delay Reports.Keep record of aircraft delays and to compile Monthly Technical Dispatch Reliability Reports for Management review.Maintain the aircraft to agreed levels of deferred defects (MELs and NEFs)Prepare, review, and distribute daily/weekly/monthly reports based on accumulated operational data.Constant and precise communication with IOCC to share and understand operational status and effects.Timely status update events including delays and AOGs to various stakeholders and management.identify gaps in processes and be able to present ideas and procedures to overcome the identified shortcomings.Constantly evaluate and propose enhancements and techniques to optimize department operation.RequirementsLicense with type rating on a320/cfm56+leap1a Minimum Level 3 Airbus A320/Cfm56+Leap 1a Training.A minimum of 07 years of aircraft certification experience, out of which, at least 05 years on a320 fleet.A minimum of 03 years of MCC experience.Extensive Knowledge of A320 Aircraft Systems.Advance Level Knowledge of GACA Regulations.Well versed with airnavx, airman and standard MS office suite of applications