T-Line Production Superintendent

This is a pre-award opportunity located on Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean.

The T-Line Production Superintendent is responsible for providing training required in support of the requirements in this PWS and ensuring aviation safety compliance. The T-Line Production Superintendent will be designated in writing as a trainer(s) for all Contractor employees performing tasks specified in this sub-annex and will appropriately document training provided to Contractor employees. a) Single source of information for T-Line annex and BOSC contract requirements b) Fluent in English (verbal communication and written word) c) Have a current/valid driver’s license, US or International d) Be capable of developing, coordinating, implementing a parking plan for a diverse range and number of aircraft on two ramps with multiple agencies (Navy, USAF, Coalition forces, and AMC contract flights) e) Be able to run a 10 person shop, to include OJT and annual training for all assigned personal. f) Primary coordinator between T-Line and AMC for any non-organic AGE requests g) Responsible for coordinating with Fuels and ATOC to ensure aircraft refueling and cargo requests are supported h) Notify Air Ops, AMC, ATOC and T-Line of any aircraft maintenance delays or issues Minimum 6 years Production experience as defined within AFI 21-101_AMCSUP 1 Chapters 3 & 4 or equivalent DOD/civilian experience. Large body aircraft preferred.

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