This position offers a competitive market salary accompanied by a generous benefits package. Benefits include relocation assistance to USVI and housing allowance provided; opportunities for professional development and advancement; dynamic and collaborative work environment; chance to work on diverse and challenging projects; making a significant impact on organizational success.
SkyCity is seeking a Director, Maintenance and Engineering to oversee maintenance operations at our airports, ensuring safety, compliance, and reliability. This leadership role involves managing our third-party O&M service provider, maintaining critical airport infrastructure, and developing long-term capital improvement plans. All of the day-to-day maintenance and engineering services will be provided by a third-party O&M service provider. The ideal candidate will drive operational excellence, enforce high safety standards, and collaborate with key stakeholders to ensure seamless airport functionality. Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field and 10+ years of experience in maintenance and engineering leadership. Expertise in airport maintenance, airline operations, and regulatory compliance including property management and the administration of leases, licenses and contracts.
Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field and 10+ years of experience in maintenance and engineering leadership.
Expertise in airport maintenance, airline operations, and regulatory compliance including property management and the administration of leases, licenses and contracts.
Proven experience in capital planning, contract administration, and infrastructure management.
Strong analytical, organizational, and interpersonal skills.
SkyCity is delivering world-class airports through the
redevelopments of the Henry E. Rohlsen Airport (HERA)
in St. Croix and the Cyril E. King Airport (CEKA) in
St. Thomas by combining global expertise with local
partnerships. A purpose-built Public-Private Partnership (P3) has
been designed to foster collaboration between the Virgin
Islands Port Authority, SkyCity, and project stakeholders
at all stages of the redevelopment, ensuring both
airports receive state-of-the-art upgrades that reflect the
unique USVI culture and heritage. The SkyCity consortium is led by Aecon Concessions,
an international concession and construction firm and
Tikehau Star Infra (“TSI”), an international infrastructure
investor and developer.
