Description:
The RoleAs the Maintenance Systems Officer APS5 you will hold the appointment of Technical Integrity Supervisor (TIS). The TIS is a non-technical appointment, and is the senior Maintenance Control Section (MCS), or quality manager, within the organisation. The TIS is responsible for planning and scheduling technical maintenance, and ensuring compliance and oversight of the end to end maintenance processes.MCS controls, plans, co-ordinates and administers all maintenance in and out of Mechanical Equipment Operations and Maintenance Section (MEOMS) as well as the repair & overhaul processes.Is responsible for maintaining and managing all maintenance records for equipment maintained by 30SQN MEOMS.Coordinates the 'Calling In' and receipt of equipment, and the prepositioning of resources to joint Logistics Unit (JLU).Is responsible for 'Call Out' of the equipment.Analyses and provides advice on technical maintenance liability and capacity through the use of maintenance reports, and is responsible for the long term forecasting.Provides the interface between the maintenance element, JLU/Babcock maintenance and the equipment owner/operator.Is responsible for all scheduled maintenance (servicing) and technical inspections on all equipment both internal and external to 30SQN, and is responsible to repair all Growth Work identified during the scheduled maintenance process as well as all breakdown and unscheduled maintenance.Receives all maintenance requests and reviews them to ensure that they are within the capability and capacity of the maintenance organisation. All approved maintenance requests are then converted to Work Orders, which are allocated to Work Groups.Conducts internal audits of the maintenance conducted within the facility during servicing and technical inspections, and the correct processing of maintenance documentation. Overview of the long term planning of forecasted work, management of resources to JLU/Babcock including the facility assets and personnel of the maintenance facility.Administers the documentation required to ensure maintenance is performed IAW the relevant Technical Maintenance Plan, Engineering Instruction or manufacturers publication.Checks for current Report on Defective or Unsatisfactory Materiel (RODUMS), Tech Alert Bulletins and Special Technical Instructions relevant to equipment called in for maintenance.
About our TeamThe 30SQN Mechanical Equipment Operations and Maintenance Section (MEOMS) provide technical maintenance support ensuring continued base flying operations. 30SQN MEOMS also provide a driver training capability for ADF and small arms maintenance and repair for the base.The team consists of full time APS Logistics and Road Movements Officer, APS Maintenance Systems Officer, APS Vehicle Mechanics and a Fitter and Turner, as well as many RAAF Reservist supporting in a variety of roles.
The people of 30SQN achieve our best by being safe, inclusive and professional. We value diversity because it makes us better and stronger as a team, and we engender a sense of trust and belonging in the workplace.
Our Ideal CandidateWe are seeking a highly motivated, proactive self-starter who wants to learn and grow in the organisation, as well as build and sustain strong working relationships with internal and external stakeholders.
Our ideal candidate will have:Strong leadership and management skills.Good time management, flexibility and an excellent background in maintenance compliance would be highly desirable.Ability to work autonomously and as part of a team.
Application Closing Date: Thursday 3 April 2025
For further information please review the job information pack, reference AF/02085/25 on https://defencecareers.nga.NET.au/?jati=47BE29FC-FEA0-A881-211D-E3A9B9703A23
21 Mar 2025;
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