Life Cycle Management Specialist

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

We’re an equal opportunity employer committed to increasing diversity and inclusion in today’s workforce. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status. Minorities, women, LGBTQ candidates, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply. If you require an accommodation, please review our accessibility policy and reach out to our accessibility officer with any questions.