Life Cycle Management Specialist

Job Description

Our federal government client is seeking a Life Cycle Management Specialist to support the integration, coordination, and sustainment of a dual rotary-wing aircraft fleet. This role focuses on configuration management, maintenance program analysis, airworthiness support, and technical documentation to ensure operational readiness and effective fleet management.

Contract: Three (3) years + option to extend
Location: Onsite – Calgary AB
Language: English essential
Clearance: Secret Tasks

• Coordinate integration and support activities with internal teams, original equipment manufacturers, and external stakeholders

• Provide subject matter expertise and technical guidance to support fleet operations and maintenance activities

• Perform configuration management and oversee changes to technical and operational documentation

• Analyze maintenance programs and repair or overhaul requirements to support fleet readiness

• Review and update material and equipment specifications and work instructions

• Conduct cost option analyses for systems and equipment and provide recommendations for efficiency improvements

• Draft, modify, and maintain technical documents including manuals, instructions, and airworthiness publications

• Investigate and resolve technical and logistical issues by providing solutions and recommendations

• Review and process reports such as statements of capability deficiency, unsatisfactory condition reports, and pre-installation failures

• Assess and document engineering change proposals, special inspections, and modification instructions

• Support quality management processes, participate in audits, and recommend corrective action plans

• Track and manage aircraft parts, inventory levels, and disposal documentation

• Enter and verify data in resource and materials management systems to maintain accurate records

• Prepare and deliver technical presentations, meeting notes, and reports for stakeholders

• Lead or participate in meetings, working groups, and technical reviews to support fleet sustainment and operational goals

Qualifications

• University degree or College Diploma in engineering, technology, or a related field, with professional certification considered an asset

• Minimum of 3 years of experience applying civil or military airworthiness regulations in North America

• Demonstrated experience in material and configuration management for civilian or military rotary-wing aviation

• Proven experience with airworthiness documentation such as impact assessments, unsatisfactory condition reports, and special inspections

• Experience in supply chain management for aircraft parts, including stock management, audits, and obsolescence mitigation

• Knowledge of configuration management principles and dual-fleet rotary-wing operations

• Strong technical writing skills for manuals, instructions, and operational documentation

• Familiarity with quality management processes, risk assessments, and audit participation

• Proficiency in resource management and technical documentation systems

• Ability to work on-site with occasional travel, and capable of handling sensitive and controlled information