Squadron Support B Shift Supervisor

TheB Shift Supervisor will be responsible for the delivery of inventory/assetdemands including generation, receipt, validation, prioritisation, solution,process and progression of demand through the system to achieve contractualrequirements. This includes all tooling and equipment necessary. Coordinate theresolution of issues and priority parts including alternative parts/solutionsvia integrated functional solutions. Uses information and applies a level ofoperational analysis to aid demand management and achieve contractualrequirements.Core ActivitiesIdentify any capability or capacity issues and work with the Demand Management Specialist to ensure resolution where practical, or escalation, as appropriate.Interface with platform maintenance & upgrade operations to ensure that appropriate and timely demands are placed on, and responded to by the supply chain. Including the presentation of material supplied to maintenance in appropriate formats and timescales. The management of calibrated items through the timely return to industry and return serviceable of assets ensuring testing/tooling capability is not compromised.Carry out the demand validation process, Identify any issues specification, source or process and work with the Demand Management Specialist to ensure resolution where practical, or escalation, as appropriate.Carry out the priority management process to meet customer/contract critical demand. Ensure any trends are identified and escalated, as appropriate.Carry out the reporting/metrication capability in order to articulate and manage Demand Management performance. Ensure any trends are identified and escalated, as appropriate.Mentoring the QEAF staff as they join the MOB Organisation from the Qatar Technical Institute in repair activities.RequirementsThis person would be seen as competent in Supply Chain/Maintenance operations working as a joint team and be able to define the processes, propose improvements and manage those improvements in the day to day running of the operation.Understands the Regulatory Framework and its applicability to the Demand Management processes and activities.Able to build good relationships with Customers, Part 145 Organisation(s), Order Book Management, OEMs, Suppliers and the other key stakeholder’s personnel.Have operational knowledge and understanding of the platform contract(s), the fleet’s performance and the business key performance metrics.Requires a basic functional awareness that will be developed over the life cycle of the role. Continuous improvement, capability development and sustainment are also an integral part of the role.Requires analysis and planning skills along with key relationship building and problem solving skills, able to use appropriate IT systems.Valid Driving LicenceInstitute of Supply Chain Management Level 3 or its equivalent is desirable but not essential.BenefitsCompetitive and comprehensive international salary package in a fast-growing environment.