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The Area Manager oversees compliance and performance at designated airports, leading local management teams to improve on-time performance and operational efficiency. Responsibilities include ensuring safety compliance, addressing operational issues, auditing for quality assurance, and managing station expenses while fostering teamwork and continuous improvement.

The Operations Regulatory Compliance Specialist manages and oversees compliance with FAA, TSA, and other regulations. Responsibilities include tracking compliance status, assisting in regulatory responses, investigating concerns, and maintaining internal databases. The role requires excellent research and communication skills, and the ability to handle confidential information with integrity.

The Customer Care Sales Representative provides efficient customer service by handling incoming calls, assisting with travel inquiries, making reservations, and ensuring customer satisfaction. This role involves maximizing revenue by identifying customer needs and offering additional services while maintaining high standards of communication and service.

The Payroll Administrator is responsible for processing bi-weekly and semi-monthly payrolls, managing payroll records for new hires and terminations, and ensuring accuracy in payroll submissions. This role also involves resolving discrepancies, providing customer service, and creating a positive team environment while maintaining confidentiality and professionalism.

The Materials Specialist is responsible for managing the Stores stock, ensuring adequate material supply for aircraft maintenance, and handling all related inventory tasks. Duties include receiving, processing, organizing, and shipping parts, as well as maintaining records in the inventory management system. The position requires coordination with various departments and adherence to safety and training protocols for hazardous materials.

The Inflight Training & Standards Administrator coordinates and manages training events for both recurrent and new hire trainees. They oversee scheduling, communication, and administrative tasks within the Inflight Training department, ensure compliance with FAA certification processes, and collaborate with other departments while maintaining confidentiality and efficient logistics.

The Station Manager ensures compliance with regulatory policies and operational standards at the station. They manage safety, control expenses, establish community relations, and lead training for employees while analyzing performance and implementing necessary corrective actions.

Inflight Base Supervisors support and manage Flight Attendants, ensuring performance and safety in accordance with company values. Their responsibilities include coaching, operational planning, conducting investigations, maintaining employment records, and ensuring compliance with regulations.

The Aircraft Technical Fleet Manager oversees daily maintenance operations for Allegiant Air's fleet, ensuring safety, efficiency, and regulatory compliance. Responsibilities include managing technical issues, coordinating with various departments, and maintaining high standards of customer service.

The Facilities Engineer I at Allegiant is responsible for maintaining and overseeing third-party maintenance and projects at corporate offices and other properties. They assist with daily operations, manage budgets, fill out reports, and ensure the safety of facilities. The role requires multitasking, problem-solving, and a working knowledge of various maintenance systems and software.

The Material Planning Analyst manages analytical models for inventory planning of aircraft parts, coordinates with various departments, develops and maintains inventory optimization models, and performs risk assessments for supply chain operations.

The Production Control Analyst coordinates aircraft fleet maintenance and major projects, ensuring compliance with modifications, budgeted man-hours, and materials. They develop automation systems for process efficiency, create policies to enhance procedures, and support various departments through progress reporting and meeting facilitation.

Inflight Base Supervisors manage the daily operations and performance of Flight Attendants, ensuring safety and adherence to company standards. They are responsible for coaching, hiring, and handling grievances, while also leading initiatives to achieve operational goals. These roles require effective communication and flexibility to manage irregular operations.

The Fuel Purchaser oversees daily fuel purchasing, contract management, and inventory control. They ensure adequate fuel supply, resolve contract discrepancies, and manage fuel data tracking. The role requires analytical skills, negotiation abilities, and effective communication with vendors and team members, all while maintaining cost-effective fuel management aligned with company objectives.

The Airport Contract Analyst supports managers in developing and managing various contracts related to corporate and operational needs. Responsibilities include overseeing contract management tools, preparing cost analysis reports, and facilitating project executions while ensuring compliance with safety and service standards.

The Operations Planning Analyst supports senior management by ensuring the feasibility of flight schedules, analyzing operational performance, and identifying improvement opportunities. They work with various stakeholders to balance revenue and operational needs, develop analytical tools, and communicate insights to management.

The Emergency Response Specialist assists in the development and implementation of the Emergency Response program at Allegiant Air. Responsibilities include revising emergency plans, coordinating training, conducting drills, and maintaining relationships with related agencies. The role requires strong organizational and communication skills, as well as the ability to manage sensitive information effectively.

The IEP Evaluator I performs scheduled and special evaluations, collects evidence, prepares evaluation reports, recommends solutions, and monitors corrective action plans. The role requires documenting findings and ensuring the implementation of solutions.

The Internal Evaluation Program (IEP) Evaluator II evaluates operational, safety, and technical processes at Allegiant Air to ensure compliance with regulations. This role involves conducting scheduled and special evaluations, identifying risks, and developing corrective action plans in collaboration with management.

The Configuration Control Analyst is responsible for maintaining and validating aircraft component configurations, advising on fleet operations, supporting maintenance requests, and ensuring documentation compliance. Duties involve adding part numbers to information systems, auditing components, and providing technical assistance across departments.