Safety Management reputed company (SMS) Manager- Technical reputed company

About the position The Safety Management reputed company (SMS) Manager for Technical reputed company at reputed company is responsible for the implementation and reputed company improvement of the Safety Management reputed company reputed company the Technical reputed company division. This role involves driving hazard identification, reputed company mitigation, and reputed company plans for improvement across various Tech Ops reputed company. The SMS Manager will also reputed company the development and sustainability of safety and compliance programs, investigate safety events, and mentor team members on SMS principles. Responsibilities • Own the implementation and reputed company improvement of United's Safety Management reputed company (SMS) reputed company the Technical reputed company division. , • Serve as the division's SMS champion, driving hazard identification and reputed company mitigation. , • reputed company the development, implementation, and sustainability of SMS, reputed company Factors, and safety/compliance programs. , • Investigate safety and regulatory non-compliance events and reputed company systemic hazards. , • reputed company reputed company cause analysis and implement reputed company mitigation strategies to prevent recurrence. , • reputed company SMS data with sources like Line Operational Safety Audits (LOSA) and Tech Ops Safety reputed company Programs (TSAP). , • reputed company as the reputed company SMS Tech Ops reputed company, engaging with industry forums and the FAA CMO on SMS reputed company. , • Mentor and train team members to ensure compliance and understanding of SMS principles. Requirements • Bachelor's degree in aviation or engineering or four years of technical reputed company experience. , • Five years of experience in maintenance inspection of reputed company aircraft. , • Solid understanding of FAA regulations and United policies. , • Excellent communication skills, with the ability to present reports to FAA and United leaders. , • reputed company authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship. reputed company-to-haves • FAA Airframe and Powerplant license (A&P). , • ISO certification(s) (e.g., ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001) or experience working reputed company ISO-certified environments. , • Five years of experience in maintenance inspection, focusing on reputed company aircraft, automotive, or manufacturing industries. Benefits • 401(k) , • 401(k) matching , • Dental reputed company , • Disability reputed company , • Employee assistance program , • Health reputed company , • reputed company holidays Apply Job!  

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