Flight Line Department Head
About the job
- A degree in Engineering.
- Three to five years of experience in positions of responsibility.
- Knowledge of helicopter components and parts.
- Knowledge of specific technical documentation.
- Knowledge of the structural characteristics of commonly used materials, including steel, aluminum, and carbon fiber.
- Knowledge of relevant industry standards and regulations, including specific ISO standards, EASA, ENAC, safety, and quality requirements.
- Knowledge of organizational and visual communication through aircraft marshalling.
- Knowledge of Air Traffic Control management procedures.
- English proficiency at least at B1 level.
- Computer skills with Microsoft Office, SAP, and database consultation.
- Availability for possible business travel.
- Coordinate department activities and control costs and allocation of resources operating in the hangar.
- Ensure the correct supply of materials required by the department by liaising with the Material Management unit.
- Use SAP and MES applications to manage labor.
- Coordinate department team leaders in organizing and assigning activities and workforce shifts to achieve business objectives.
- Ensure the availability and suitability of equipment needed to perform helicopter maintenance activities specified in technical documentation.
- Analyze operational issues and challenges to identify possible solutions based on continuous improvement.
- Supervise departmental progress and ensure deadlines are met for delivery to customers.
- Supervise flight line activities to ensure they comply with applicable helicopter maintenance manuals and company procedures.
- Ensure activities are conducted with appropriate order and cleanliness to prevent and mitigate FOD risk.
- Supervise helicopter refueling activities to ensure compliance with applicable safety procedures.
About the company
Leonardo operates in aerospace, defense, and security, designing and manufacturing advanced technologies for militaries, intelligence agencies, and defense contractors. Its products combine hardware, software, and services and can include end-to-end systems built by subsidiaries such as Leonardo DRS; training and ongoing support are core parts of the offering. The company differentiates itself through a broad, diversified portfolio and long-standing relationships with US and allied governments, enabling end-to-end development and sustainment. Its goal is to provide reliable, state-of-the-art capabilities with strong customer support and training for defense, intelligence, and civil infrastructure customers.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Rome, Italy
Founded
2022
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- H1 2026 orders jumped 45% to €16 billion, and guidance rose July 30.
- FY2025 revenue reached €19.5 billion, with 2026 guidance targeting about €21 billion.
- European Defence Fund awarded Leonardo €64 million on 15 projects, deepening sovereign demand.
What critics are saying
- Italy’s CEO replacement fight triggered investor backlash and governance distrust on May 7, 2026.
- OHB threatened litigation over Project Bromo, risking a dragged EU review into 2027.
- Integrating IDV, Becrypt, and space assets strains execution; any stumble kills consolidation credibility.
What makes Leonardo unique
- Leonardo fused IDV and electronics, creating integrated land-systems primes on March 18, 2026.
- Project Bromo positions Leonardo inside Europe’s strongest satellite consortium against SpaceX by 2027.
- Becrypt and Leonardo DRS extend one stack across classified cyber, AI, and mission software.
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Benefits
- Remote Work Options
- Flexible Work Hours
- Health Insurance