Position at Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum

Aircraft Maintenance Manager
Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum

The Intrepid Sea Air Space Museum is looking for an Aircraft
Maintenance Manager to manage and oversee the maintenance,
preservation, and care of the Museum's aircraft collection,
including preventive and corrective maintenance, quality assurance,
risk management, and the management of personnel, vendors, and
contractors involved in the maintenance, preservation, movement, and
other operations relating to the Museum's aircraft collection.  This
hands-on position will participate in aircraft conservation and
painting as well performing supervision, management, and planning.

The Museum is located on board the former aircraft carrier Intrepid
on the west side of New York City.  The aircraft collection consists
of retired, non-flying aircraft on display on the hanger deck and
flight deck that require conservation and protection from the
elements.

Applicants should have a degree in Engineering/Conservation or a
related field or equivalent experience.  Must have 3+ years of
experience in maintenance and care of aircraft; 1+ years of
experience with metallurgy and materials preservation (especially
dealing with corrosion) in a marine environment; and 1+ years of
experience with quality assurance, operational risk management, and
preventive and corrective maintenance management in a military,
museum, aviation or marine environment. Strong project management,
critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership skills and
proficient computer knowledge.

Submit resume with cover letter and salary requirements to

    Intrepid Museum
    Att: Bill Gerke, Director of HR
    One Intrepid Square
    West 46th Street and 12th Ave
    New York NY 10036
    Fax: 212-265-5176
    wgerke [at] intrepidmuseum__org

More information is available at
<URL:http://www.intrepidmuseum.org/visitinfo_employment.html>


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