Job Description

Job Requisition: JR6160831 Module Business Manager

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By joining Rolls-Royce, you'll have the opportunity to work on world-class solutions, supported by a culture that believes individuality is our greatest strength, and all perspectives, experiences and backgrounds help us innovate and enable our high-performance culture.

Position Summary

We have an exciting opportunity for a Module Business Manager to join our Aftermarket Operations team.

We are transforming our engine maintenance operations to support the flying fleet and growing our services team in Aftermarket Operations within Civil Aerospace. Through Quickturn Maintenance, we are deploying innovative on-wing and ‘near wing’ operational solutions to reduce shop visit costs and turnaround time.

As the Module Business Manager, reporting to the VP Programmes, you will deliver the operating system, processes and commercial arrangements needed to enable engine modules to be reworked within Quickturn Maintenance operations and exchanged between engines and different airline customers. You will bring together module workscope methods, overhaul network commitments, module movement and rework plans to establish an integrated operational solution.

Working across operational and commercial teams, you will define how module interchangeability can be enabled, address commercial limitations and secure airline customer agreements. You will coordinate commercial and operational readiness, customer approvals and regulatory compliance in preparation for operational go-live and handover, then manage module interchange in support of Quickturn Phase 2 requirements.

Accountabilities

• Define and implement the module management operating system and processes needed to support module rework and interchange within Quickturn Maintenance operations.
• Define the instructional route (MfA) and coordinate the enterprise system adaptations needed to manage module workscopes alongside engine workscopes.
• Coordinate the definition of module workscope methods, ensuring alignment between the operational approach and the commercial arrangements for module interchange and reconditioning.
• Secure and manage module rework and overhaul commitments, working with the existing overhaul network to incorporate the required load into operational plans.
• Develop and manage module rework plans, coordinating module movements and rework activities as an integrated part of the operational plan.
• Define the commercial implications of exchanging modules between different airline customers and assess limitations, including warranties and guarantees for life