Deputy station manager
Pubblicato il 25-08-2026 - Nayak Aircraft Services in Fiumicino
HERE WE ARE With over 50 years of experience, the Nayak Group is Europe's leading independent provider of MRO services, operating at more than 60 stations across 17 countries and serving over 240 airlines. Our international team of 1,200+ professionals works 24/7 to ensure safe, on-time, and flexible operations across more than 70 aircraft types. Deputy Station Manager FCO - Fiumicino Management & Organization Support to the Station Manager Team management: support in coordinating, supervising, and distributing workload Interface between the Station Manager and ground staff Publishing and monitoring shift schedules in collaboration with the Station Manager Verification and validation of worked hours, leave, and absences in the absence of the Station Manager Operations & Maintenance Support in planning, coordinating,
and supervising maintenance activities in compliance with deadlines Support activities related to the verification and control of the proper execution of contractual operations carried out for clients Supervision of tasks requiring specific skills and certifications Act as B1.1 or B1-B2 or Category A technician, if qualified and certified Support in managing and monitoring AOG situations, with immediate reporting to stakeholders Compliance, Safety & Quality Implementation and support in monitoring regulations concerning workplace safety, health, and protection Support in verifying compliance with internal procedures, customer procedures, the MOE (IT. ), and local authorities' requirements Assists the Station Manager in implementing and monitoring corrective actions following internal and external audits Reporting of incidents, injuries, anomalies, and non-conformities Resource Management & Logistics Focal point when needed and interface with the Store in supervising stock (equipment, spare parts, consumables, furniture, etc.) and communicating requirements to the purchasing department; supervision of equipment, vehicles, and their maintenance Coordinatio