About the Role Our client seeks a detail-oriented Aviation Maintenance Planner to join their team in Kimberley . This hybrid role is essential for optimizing the scheduling and execution of aircraft maintenance tasks, ensuring maximum fleet availability and operational efficiency. You will work closely with maintenance technicians, engineers, and operations control to create effective maintenance plans, manage resources, and track progress. The role requires a strong understanding of aircraft maintenance programs, excellent organizational skills, and the ability to manage tasks both on-site and through remote coordination. Your planning will be key to maintaining our aircraft to the highest standards.
Key Responsibilities Develop, schedule, and manage aircraft maintenance plans and work packages.
Coordinate with maintenance teams, operations control , and parts supply to ensure timely execution of maintenance.
Track maintenance progress, identify potential delays, and implement corrective actions.




Ensure all planned maintenance adheres to manufacturer recommendations and regulatory requirements.
Maintain accurate records of maintenance schedules, completed tasks, and component life limits.
Optimize resource allocation, including personnel, tooling, and hangar space.
Requirements Technical qualification or certification in Aviation Maintenance.
Minimum of 4 years of experience in aircraft maintenance or planning.
Good understanding of aircraft maintenance programs, scheduling, and regulatory compliance .
Proficiency with maintenance planning software and systems.
Strong organizational and problem-solving skills.
Ability to communicate effectively in a hybrid work environment .
Perks Competitive annual salary.
Hybrid work model offering flexibility.
Comprehensive medical and retirement benefits.
Opportunities for training on new aircraft types and maintenance systems.
A crucial role supporting the operational integrity of the airline.

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📌 Aviation Maintenance Planner (British Columbia)
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📍 British Columbia