Avionics supervisor vs flight chief

Differences between avionics supervisor and flight chief duties and responsibilities

Avionics supervisor example responsibilities.

• Manage the avionics maintenance requirements and supervise the personnel for the S-3B aircraft at home and deploy in the combat zones.
• Coordinate and manage required logistics support, and direct, document, and monitor aircraft cannibalization.
• Conduct 1st high-speed data system installation, obtaining STC approval prior to Gulfstream.
• Incorporate cross training and OJT programs to ensure all plan activities are met.
• Install, program and update all cockpit instruments, radios, GPS and flight controls.
• Analyze, troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair to module level aircraft radar and navigational equipment.
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Flight chief example responsibilities.

• Manage, lead and oversee all areas of evaluations / assessments for over 200 USAF aviators.
• Manage the command and control of GPS satellite operations.
• Lead initial training for over 600 staff annually through 736 syllabus hours and oversee evaluation of competency.
• Provide leadership and knowledge of federal shipping and logistics regulations by managing adherence to all policies and procedures from higher headquarters.
• Promote to in-flight supervisor position to train and supervise any given number in flight attendants.
• Ensure compliance with DOD and USAF personnel management policies, directives, and procedures regarding military personnel issues and current programs.
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