Maloney Services Group LLC — Miami, Florida
Estimated salary for Transportation, Storage and Distribution Managers (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025): $82,440–$146,770 per year, median $107,230. The employer did not provide a pay range for this listing.
The General Manager will be responsible for all operations of FAA Part 145 repair station. Operations include nacelles, thrust reversers, and critical composites and structures. This role is the repair station's accountable manager. The General Manager is responsible for driving the business unit's Profit and Loss (P&L).
• Complete oversight and accountability of ensuring that the repair station operates in accordance with all applicable FARs, Operations Specifications, and OEM maintenance/repair data.
• Ownership of end-to-end shop performance for Structural repairs.
• Drive continuous reduction in turn-around time (TAT) and repair cost through production scheduling optimization, workflow/layout improvements, capacity planning, and elimination of bottlenecks across composite, bonded-metal, and sheet metal work streams.
• Build relationships with customers to generate recurring revenue streams and drive scalable growth.
• Establish and monitor key operational metrics (turn time, on-time delivery, cost per repair, quality escapes, capacity utilization) and drive corrective action when performance targets are missed.
• Responsible for providing adequate staffing, training, equipment, and materials to competently perform the full scope of authorized composite, bonded, and sheet-metal repairs.
• Develop and drive the shops operating budget, capital equipment planning and staffing plans in alignment with growth objectives.
• Lead, mentor and develop shop leadership including Production, Operations and Quality management team.
• Identify and lead continuous improvement initiatives.
• Represent the facility in interactions with FAA, OEMs, customers and corporate leadership
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