Stress Analysis Supervisor

at  IMP Group

POSITION OVERVIEW:

The engineering Stress Analysis Supervisor plans, organizes, controls, and leads the technical activities and resources of the stress analysis engineering group supporting a variety of military aircraft fleets including P-3 Orion, CC-130H Hercules, CH149 Cormorant (EH-101) and others.

• Provide supervision, leadership and technical guidance to engineering staff.
• Conduct analysis of aircraft structural modifications and non-standard repairs to ensure all strength requirements are met.
• Teach and guide more junior engineers in good practices for stress analysis of aircraft structure.
• Apply and promote good Project Management practices.
• Ensure technical work tasks conducted under in-service support contracts are completed on time and within budget.
• Provide technical investigations, services and other engineering support activities as required and provide technical advice to the customer.
• Lead / coordinate the development of technical tools required to support the program.
• Prepare Engineering reports, plans, and studies.
• Review staff reports for accuracy, grammar and technical content.
• Liaise and coordinate with external customers and other departments within IMP.
• Represent IMP at technical meetings with the customer, aircraft manufacturers, or other outside agencies.
• Participate in staff recruitment, staff development and performance evaluations.
• Plan staff workload and assess staffing requirements.
• Monitor workload and assign manpower as required.
• Prepare cost estimates and statements of work and support the preparation of proposals.
• Evaluate and propose potential new business development opportunities.
• May be required to periodically assume some or all the duties of the Manager Aeronautical Support Engineering.
• Other duties as assigned.