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LUH Regional Manager

Huntsville, AL

LUH Regional Manager

Work Location: Huntsville, AL  

Schedule: Full Time 40 hours per week; 8 hours per day in office (remote work is not authorized) 

Relocation: Negotiable   

IronMountain Solutions, Inc. is seeking a LUH Regional Manager in support of the Lakota Helicopter Product Office on Redstone Arsenal. Candidates must have aviation expertise with experience on the UH-72 Lakota, the ability to interface professionally with subcontractors, and strong skills in communicating and briefing leadership at all levels. Proficiency in Microsoft Office is required. Desired experience includes Quality or Production Control, Life Cycle Logistics, and programmatic planning, and SOW/PWS review and development. An active Security clearance is preferred.

Job Responsibilities:    

  • Provides Performance Based Logistics planning for new and/or modified Lakota systems
  • Provides input, analysis, and recommendations for Life Cycle Support Plans, Material Fielding Plans and Logistics Management.
  • Provides input and advice for disposition and or management of Government Furnished Equipment (GFE).
  • Coordinates with UH-72 Fleet Manager on developing and prioritizing depot level repairs.
  • Converses professionally and directly with OEM Manufacturer Airbus Helicopter International (AHI)
  • Conducts in-depth reviews of Proposals, to include validating pricing, conducting Technical Evaluations, participating in Fact Finding Rails, and participating in IPTs.
  • Works closely with Business Development Division by analyzing documentation and providing input for Fact Finding efforts and validating contract exclusions and Over and Aboves.
  • Provides input and assistance in Technical Evaluation Development and Publication review.
  • Provide analysis/draft report for the Product Office to determine Time Between Overhaul requirements and completed overhauls in a final report.
  • Attends meetings and provide input to improve functionality and outcome of efforts in regards to improving supply availability.
  • Completes other assigned tasks.
  • While performing the duties of this job, the employee is occasionally required to stand; walk; sit; use tools or controls; normal physical activity (reach with hands and arms; climb stairs); and communicate effectively with all levels of employees and leadership. The employee must occasionally lift or move office products and supplies, up to 25 pounds. 

Required Skills, Competencies and Abilities: 

  • Aviation aircraft/major weapon system maintenance, recognition and readiness
  • Acquisition and/or sustainment logistics
  • Review/analyze technical data received from vendors/OEM related to Provisioning
  • Must be willing to travel 25% of the time. 

Education and General experience:   

  • Bachelor’s degree and a minimum of eight (8) years of relevant work experience. 
  • Aviation aircraft/major weapon system maintenance, recognition and readiness.
  • Acquisition and/or sustainment logistics management with an understanding of latest developments in the field.
  • Manage and operate Consolidated Aviation Maintenance Management System and applicable automated databases
  • Independently review/analyze technical data received from vendors/OEM.
  • Desired: Quality Control or Production Control background

Security Clearance Requirements:  

Must be able to obtain a secret clearance.  

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