Billings Flying Service
Avionics Supervisor
Billings Flying Service (BFS) is a solutions provider for the aviation industry, specializing in CH-47 aerial firefighting and heavy lift services. Leveraging 35+ years of experience with fixed wing and rotorcraft, BFS is positioned to solve the most difficult aviation problems. Since 1997, BFS has operated fire-fighting helicopters across the world, including Chile, Indonesia, South Korea, and the United States. The BFS fleet of CH-47Ds, UH-60A, are capable of fighting wildfires by either bucket or tank. Aircraft are supported through BFS's FAA 145 repair station and talented staff. BFS owns and operates a FAA 145, AS9110, and Boeing certified maintenance, repair, and overhaul facility for the CH-47 Chinook. Established in 2019, the MRO facility supports the BFS Chinook fleet, commercial CH-47 customers, the United States military, and foreign militaries. The facility focuses on CH-47 drivetrain, dynamics, hydraulics, actuation, and flight controls. About the Role The Avionics Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the successful development of department policies and procedures, preparing annual operating budgets for expenses, facilities, supplies, personnel, training, and capital expenses, and advising the executive team on aircraft status. The Avionics Supervisor will lead the team and oversee the installation and repair of avionics devices, assign tasks for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, and unexpected repairs. The Avionics Supervisor will be responsible for the hiring, training, resource allocation, and development and implementation of best practices that support the BFS aircraft. The Avionics Manager will foster technical excellence and ensure requirements are successfully accomplished on schedule and within budget.
Billings Flying Service (BFS) is a solutions provider for the aviation industry, specializing in CH-47 aerial firefighting and heavy lift services. Leveraging 35+ years of experience with fixed wing and rotorcraft, BFS is positioned to solve the most difficult aviation problems. Since 1997, BFS has operated fire-fighting helicopters across the world, including Chile, Indonesia, South Korea, and the United States. The BFS fleet of CH-47Ds, UH-60A, are capable of fighting wildfires by either bucket or tank. Aircraft are supported through BFS's FAA 145 repair station and talented staff. BFS owns and operates a FAA 145, AS9110, and Boeing certified maintenance, repair, and overhaul facility for the CH-47 Chinook. Established in 2019, the MRO facility supports the BFS Chinook fleet, commercial CH-47 customers, the United States military, and foreign militaries. The facility focuses on CH-47 drivetrain, dynamics, hydraulics, actuation, and flight controls. About the Role The Avionics Supervisor is responsible for overseeing the successful development of department policies and procedures, preparing annual operating budgets for expenses, facilities, supplies, personnel, training, and capital expenses, and advising the executive team on aircraft status. The Avionics Supervisor will lead the team and oversee the installation and repair of avionics devices, assign tasks for scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, and unexpected repairs. The Avionics Supervisor will be responsible for the hiring, training, resource allocation, and development and implementation of best practices that support the BFS aircraft. The Avionics Manager will foster technical excellence and ensure requirements are successfully accomplished on schedule and within budget.