The 625 Servicing Material Controller is responsible for managing,
coordinating, and controlling all assets required to support the 625 Typhoon
Servicing Schedule. This includes the end-to-end management of asset demands,
receipts, validation, prioritisation, and progression through the Demand
Management process to ensure contractual requirements and servicing timelines
are met.

Key responsibilities include the storage, segregation, and correct
handling of assets, ensuring compliance with Export Control, Security, and
airworthiness requirements. The role requires daily engagement with platform
servicing teams to capture new demands, manage priorities, provide timely
feedback, and resolve capability or capacity issues in coordination with the wider
logistics Team.

The postholder will also manage calibrated items, unserviceable part
returns, and tooling issue/receipt, ensuring all items meet required standards
prior to processing. Effective use of electronic systems, including IMS, is
essential to support accurate scheduling, asset tracking, and the production of
operational reports that highlight trends and trigger points to prevent
servicing delays.

•       Identify and manage any capability or
capacity issues, working closely with the Demand Management Team to resolve
them where practical, and escalating concerns when required.

•       Manage the interface with platform
maintenance teams to ensure that timely and accurate demands are raised on the
Supply Chain and that responses are delivered in line with operational
requirements.

•       Maintain and manage effective relationships with the 625
Maintenance Team, working proactively together to identify and action all
logistics requirements in sufficient time to fully support the servicing
schedule.

•       Develop, lead, and manage daily feedback
sessions with platform servicing teams to confirm that all demands are
appropriately prioritised, upgrading priorities where necessary to support
servicing schedules.

•       Develop and manage daily liaison routines
with the platform servicing teams to capture new requirements and provide
feedback on previously submitted requests.

•       Hold overall responsibility for
maintaining regular communication with the Demand Management Team to obtain
up-to-date information on outstanding or overdue demands that may impact
servicing programmes.

•       Manage the storage and segregation area,
ensuring secure and accurate ring-fencing of parts required for aircraft
entering the servicing programme.

•       Monitor and manage the use of IMS for
turn-in and scheduling of removed assets from the maintenance environment to
the relevant ML2/ML4 locations, engaging with the Part M Engineer, Orderbook
Repairs Team, and Depth Maintenance as necessary.

•       Manage calibrated items issued to or from
the servicing programme, ensuring their movement through the Calibration Area
and the Engineering Logistics Portal (ELP) is fully controlled and compliant.

•       Hold overall responsibility for ensuring
all unserviceable parts turned in during the servicing programme are correctly
wrapped, packed, drained, and fitted with the appropriate bungs and blanks
prior to processing.

•       Manage and analyse electronic data to
produce a suite of reporting statistics that clearly identify trends, highlight
management triggers, and support early identification and resolution of
potential issues that could delay servicing.

•       Responsible for the issue and receipt of
all tooling required by the maintenance team, including the management of pre-
and post-use inspections to ensure all tooling is accounted for, serviceable,
and fully compliant with airworthiness requirements.

•       Provide assurance and take responsibility for the correct
management, handling, and storage of all assets within the environment,
ensuring full compliance with Export Control and Security requirements for any
restricted or controlled items.

• Completion of Activities – Ensure all Demand Management tasks are accurately documented and that all
  airworthiness records are maintained in the appropriate IT and paper-based
  systems. Prepare required reports, identify emerging issues, and escalate
  concerns in a timely and appropriate manner.
  
• Procedures and Standards – Comply with the MAI CAME, all associated procedures and standards, and
  any AM&S or wider company requirements. Actively identify areas for
  improvement and propose changes where beneficial to safety, compliance, or
  performance.
  

• Safety Management System – Apply Human Factors
  and Error Management principles to all Demand Management and logistics
  activities. Maintain an awareness of the risks associated with support
  to maintaining the tight maintenance schedule and ensure appropriate
  mitigations are understood, applied, and continually reviewed.
  
• Management System Assurance – Ensure all Logistical Management processes remain fully compliant with
  the AM&S Governance and Assurance framework. Support process confirmations
  and independent assurance audits, respond promptly to audit findings, and
  contribute to reviews. Assist in the implementation and monitoring of
  improvements designed to address non-compliance and enhance effectiveness,
  specifically important during the first implementation of these servicing
  events.
  
• Statutory, Regulatory and Legislative Requirements – Demonstrate a strong
  understanding and practical application of the relevant Continuing
  Airworthiness regulatory framework. Support the integration of
  regulatory-driven changes into Logistics activities and ensure compliance with
  all applicable requirements, including ITAR, EaPW, ISO, security and other
  legislative obligations.
  
• Contractual Requirements – Ensure all Demand Management
  activities comply with all relevant contractual obligations, supporting
  contract reviews and contributing to the incorporation of required changes into
  Demand Management processes to support the new maintenance requirements.
  

Requirements

• Demonstrated competence in Supply Chain and Maintenance operations, with the ability to work autonomously as a key
  stakeholder within a larger team. Capable of defining processes, recommending
  improvements, and managing those improvements within day-to-day operations.
  
• Strong understanding of the applicable Regulatory Framework and its relevance to Demand Management processes and
  activities.
  
• Proven ability to build and maintain effective working relationships with customers, Part 145 organisations, Order Book
  Management, OEMs, suppliers, and other key stakeholders.
  
• Operational knowledge of the platform contract(s), including an understanding of fleet performance and
  the key business performance metrics that influence delivery.
  
• A developing functional awareness, with the
  expectation that capability will grow over the lifecycle of the role.
  Continuous improvement, capability development, and sustainment form an
  integral part of the position.
  
• Strong analytical, planning, relationship-building, and problem-solving
  skills, with the ability to effectively use
  relevant IT systems and tools.
  
• Valid driving licence.
  
• Institute of Supply Chain Management Level 3 (or equivalent) desirable, but not essential.
  
• SC-level security clearance (or the ability to obtain it).