SUMMARY: The Aircraft Reliability Analyst uses statistical analysis to monitor aircraft performance and safety, ensuring that data-driven insights lead to continual improvements in maintenance practices, system preferences, and operational procedures.
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Support the airline with statistical data
Process analysis and reporting to maintain and improve reliability on time performance and airline safety
Monitor, query, collect, organize, and analyze aircraft systems, structures, powerplant, and component reliability data
Analyze data for trends
Monitor performance and make recommendations to improve component specifications, aircraft systems, maintenance practices, and airline procedures
Perform analysis and prepare reports for ad-hoc reporting to senior management
Coordinate and prepare daily, weekly, and monthly reliability reporting requirements to include FAA reporting, time series trends, histograms, pareto charts, etc.
Prepare, support, conduct and/or present information at monthly airline CASS and Reliability meetings
Perform other duties as assigned
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:
This role has no supervisory responsibilities.
REQUIREMENTS:
Must have HSD/GED
Minimum 2 years' experience in FAR 121 Reliability Department or similar environment
Minimum 6 years maintenance experience with large aircraft, 4 years as technician
Associate Degree or Bachelors Degree in Aviation/Aircraft Technology, Management or Engineering can apply to technician or maintenance experience
Skilled with PC programs, MS Office, Word, Excel, Access, and other databases
Ability to categorize discrepancies and correction action in accordance with ATA Spec 100/2200
Excellent verbal and written interpersonal communication skills
Good analytical, problem solving, organizational and multi-tasking skills
Reliable, self-motivated with positive attitude
Willing to work additional time if needed to meet deadlines
PREFERRED:
Associate or Bachelors degree in aviation field
College level courses in statistics and/or reliability
Experience with computerized aircraft maintenance programs