Assistant Manager(LANDING GEAR AND APU)

The Assistant manager is responsible for managing landing gear and APU assets throughout the asset lifecycle, including evaluation, teardown, repair management, complete documentation review, inventory control, trading support, and market value assessment. The role requires strong technical knowledge of Landing gear, APU and related components.

The candidate will coordinate with repair shops, airlines, lessors, OEMs, and internal commercial teams to maximize asset value and ensure compliance with aviation standards.

- Manage the technical status and lifecycle of company-owned APUs and landing gear assemblies.
- Monitor asset availability, serviceability, operating hours/cycles, remaining life, and upcoming maintenance requirements.
- Maintain an accurate asset register, including configuration, location, ownership, and maintenance status.
- Plan and forecast overhaul, repair, storage, and replacement requirements to maximize asset availability.
- Evaluate asset condition, maintenance exposure, and residual value to support acquisition, leasing, exchange, sale, and disposal decisions.
- Coordinate asset allocation, preservation, and readiness for customer delivery or lease placement.
- Identify opportunities to optimize asset utilization, minimize idle time, and reduce lifecycle maintenance costs.
- Provide technical status reports, maintenance forecasts, and risk assessments to support management decisions.
- Support technical due diligence, asset acceptance, customer delivery, lease return, and technical records audits

Technical Evaluation

- Evaluate the technical condition, maintenance history,



configuration, and serviceability of APUs and landing gear assemblies.
- Review shop visit reports, inspection findings, repair quotations, overhaul work scopes, and OEM recommendations.
- Assess life-limited parts (LLPs), operating hours/cycles, remaining life, modification status, and applicable Airworthiness Directives (ADs).
- Perform technical due diligence for asset acquisition, leasing, exchange, and sale.
- Evaluate repair versus overhaul versus replacement options based on technical condition, cost, and residual asset value.
- Review MRO capabilities, technical proposals, repair schemes, and release documentation.
- Identify technical risks, missing records, major repair requirements, and potential future maintenance exposure.
- Provide technical recommendations to support asset valuation, investment decisions, and lifecycle management.

Repair & Vendor Management

- Coordinate APU and landing gear repairs, overhauls, inspections, and shop visits with OEMs and approved MRO facilities.·
- Evaluate repair quotations, proposed work scopes, technical findings, and additional work requirements
- Monitor repair costs, turnaround time (TAT), work progress, and delivery schedules.
- Evaluate vendor technical capabilities,



quality standards, regulatory approvals, and commercial competitiveness.
- Negotiate repair costs, warranty terms, and service-level commitments in coordination with Procurement.
- Review completed shop reports, repair documentation, and component release certificates.· Manage warranty claims, repair discrepancies, and vendor performance issues.
- Optimize repair and overhaul costs while ensuring technical compliance and preserving asset value.1.2.4 Documentation & Compliance
- Ensure all technical documents and aircraft records documents comply with regulatory and customer requirements.

Review

- FAA/EASA Form 8130
- OEM documents
- Folio 12
- Back-to-Birth records for landing gear and APU.
- Logbook review
- BSI / Shop reports review
- Maintain accurate inventory and traceability records.

Commercial & Market Support

- Support sales and trading teams with technical evaluations and interchangeability information.
- Assist in determining fair market value (FMV) of components.
- Prepare technical summaries for customers and internal stakeholders.
- Support RFQ responses and customer technical queries.

Requirements

- Bachelor’s degree or Diploma in Aerospace, Mechanical, Aeronautical Engineering or AME.
- 6–10 years of experience in aviation asset management/Airlines in Landing gear and APU product line
- Robust knowledge of Airbus and/or Boeing platforms.
- Experience with IPC, AMM, CMM, SRM, and OEM manuals, BTB review.
- Familiarity with aviation documentation and regulatory requirements.

Work Location: In person

📌 Assistant Manager (Landing Gear and APU) (Delhi)
🏢 Alaris Aerospace Systems
📍 Delhi