Job Description/Specification:
Boeing Global Services (BGS) is seeking an experienced F-15QA Flight Line Plans and Scheduling / Maintenance Controller (MOC) to support aircraft maintenance operations at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar.
This position focuses on aircraft maintenance planning, flight-line scheduling, technical compliance, maintenance documentation, and fleet readiness. The successful candidate will coordinate with maintenance teams, supply and logistics personnel, operational squadrons, and other stakeholders to ensure aircraft maintenance requirements are planned and completed effectively.
The role involves managing Time Compliance Technical Orders (TCTOs), Time Change Items (TCIs), and Special Inspections (SIs), monitoring aircraft status, analysing maintenance trends, and maintaining accurate historical records. Candidates should have experience with US Air Force aircraft records and be comfortable working variable shifts, including weekends and overtime.
Important: This position requires the ability to obtain a US security clearance. The vacancy details state that US citizenship is required by the US Government for the clearance, including interim US Secret Clearance before starting and final US Secret Clearance after starting.
About Boeing Global Services
Boeing is a global aerospace company focused on innovation, collaboration, and supporting customers across the aviation industry. Boeing Global Services provides services and operational support that help customers maintain aircraft, manage maintenance requirements, and improve operational readiness.
The company promotes continuous learning, professional development, employee wellbeing, and an inclusive workplace. This vacancy is part of its field support activities at Al Udeid Air Base, where maintenance planning and coordination are important to aircraft availability and operational performance.
Key Responsibilities
The Flight Line Plans and Scheduling / Maintenance Controller will support aircraft maintenance planning and execution while maintaining visibility of fleet condition and operational priorities.
Aircraft Technical Orders and Compliance
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Manage TCTOs, TCIs, and SIs for assigned aircraft, coordinating with internal and external stakeholders.
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Review new TCTOs, clarify requirements with the appropriate managing agencies, and lead formal planning meetings.
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Ensure immediate-action TCTOs are implemented upon receipt and urgent-action TCTOs are brought to local maintenance management's attention within 24 hours, in accordance with the specified procedures.
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Review aircraft AFTO Form 781 records to confirm that applicable technical requirements are scheduled, documented, and completed.
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Maintain records demonstrating TCTO compliance in accordance with applicable technical orders.
Maintenance Planning and Scheduling
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Monitor aircraft sortie generation, maintenance production, and operational maintenance schedules.
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Coordinate maintenance priorities with relevant units when resources such as fuel, calibration docks, wash racks, or specialist personnel are limited.
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Work with unit supervision and operational squadron schedulers to align aircraft availability with flying requirements.
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Participate in daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annual maintenance planning meetings.
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Inform management of maintenance capabilities, resource constraints, and issues that could affect production.
Aircraft Status and Fleet Readiness
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Monitor aircraft and system status, estimated time to completion (ETIC), functional check flight (FCF) progress, and aircraft location.
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Maintain and update aircraft generation line-ups and status displays.
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Track supported aircraft operating away from the base, including cross-country aircraft.
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Monitor fleet health indicators and anticipate maintenance issues that could affect operational readiness.
Maintenance Documentation and Reporting
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Maintain historical aircraft records and maintenance data in the relevant management information systems.
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Review aircrew-reported discrepancies, document aircraft faults, and use applicable fault codes.
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Support the reporting of dropped objects, aborted flights, and specified flight-control or engine malfunctions.
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Check AFTO Form 781H or equivalent records for aircraft time, servicing information, and applicable refuelling data.
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Identify recurring or repeated discrepancies and document them using the appropriate maintenance records.
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Support quality assurance and leadership with technical documentation and historical records, including AFTO Form 95 management.
Coordination with Maintenance and Supply Teams
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Coordinate with supply logistics and maintenance execution teams to ensure required parts, kits, tools, consumables, and special equipment are available.
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Lead discussions with relevant stakeholders to resolve technical-order issues and support effective maintenance execution.
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Maintain communication with production personnel, supervisors, and other teams to support aircraft readiness.
Required Qualifications and Experience
Applicants must meet the following basic requirements:
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At least one year of experience in US Air Force aircraft records management or oversight.
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Willingness to work variable shifts, including weekends and overtime; some roles may involve rotating shifts.
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Ability to obtain the required US security clearance, subject to applicable government eligibility requirements.
The typical education and experience profile includes a high school diploma or GED and at least one year of related work experience, or an equivalent combination of education and experience, such as vocational training or an associate qualification.
Preferred Qualifications
Boeing identifies the following as desirable:
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Relevant education, certifications, or equivalent professional experience from an accredited institution.
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Experience managing TCTO and TCI programmes in accordance with applicable Air Force instructions and technical orders.
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Experience analysing maintenance data, reporting metrics, monitoring fleet health indicators, and identifying deficiency trends.
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Experience managing historical aircraft records, tracking configuration changes, and maintaining technical documentation.
Candidates with a strong background in aircraft maintenance planning, military aviation records, and maintenance scheduling may be well suited to the position.
Work Location and Employment Conditions
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Location: Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar
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Work Arrangement: Onsite field operations
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Work Schedule: Shift worker, with possible weekends and overtime
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Relocation: Available subject to candidate eligibility
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Visa Sponsorship: The employer is willing to sponsor employment visa status where required
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Employment Type: International, locally hired position
Pay and benefits are determined locally based on qualifications, experience, and applicable law in Qatar. The position is not part of Boeing's US-based payroll, and employment is subject to meeting the relevant labour and immigration formalities.
Salary and Benefits
The supplied vacancy does not specify an exact salary. Boeing highlights a benefits package that may include competitive compensation, annual incentive plans, continuous learning opportunities, professional development support, and access to employee wellbeing programmes.
Specific benefits and compensation for this locally hired Qatar position should be confirmed through the official recruitment process.
Who Should Apply?
This vacancy is aimed at candidates with aircraft maintenance records experience who understand the importance of technical compliance, maintenance scheduling, fleet readiness, and accurate documentation. Experience with US Air Force maintenance systems, TCTO and TCI programmes, and aircraft status reporting would be particularly valuable.
Before applying, candidates should carefully review the US citizenship and security clearance requirements, as these are essential conditions stated in the vacancy. Applicants should also be prepared for shift work and the coordination demands of supporting aircraft maintenance operations at Al Udeid Air Base.