Trainee - Airside Operations

Responsibilities

• Assist in Aircraft Movement Coordination:
• Aid in directing aircraft to and from gates, taxiways, and runways, ensuring compliance with air traffic control instructions.
• Help monitor aircraft positions, communicate effectively with pilots and ground crew, and resolve any issues promptly.
• Facilitate Ground Support Equipment Management:
• Ensure all ground support equipment (GSE) is in good working condition by assisting in coordinating regular maintenance schedules.
• Help manage the availability of GSE, such as tugs, baggage carts, and refuelling trucks, to support aircraft operations.
• Contribute to Compliance with Safety Regulations:
• Assist in conducting regular safety audits, implementing safety protocols, and providing training to staff on safety procedures.
• Help monitor airside activities to identify potential hazards and take corrective actions promptly.
• Aid in Emergency Response Coordination:
• Assist in developing and implementing emergency response plans, conducting drills, and ensuring effective communication with emergency services.
• Help oversee evacuation procedures and provide support to affected individuals during emergencies.
• Assist in Runway and Taxiway Maintenance:
• Aid in coordinating routine inspections, scheduling repairs, and managing the removal of debris or hazards from runways and taxiways.
• Work closely with maintenance teams to ensure all surfaces are well-maintained and meet safety standards.

Key Stakeholders - Internal

• Duty Manager - Airside Operations
• Air Traffic Control (ATC)
• Ground Handling Teams
• Terminal Operations Team
• Facilities Team
• Airport Security
• Maintenance and Engineering Department
• Customer Service Teams
• IT Department
• Safety and Compliance Department
• Marketing and Communications Department
• Airlines
• Regulatory Authorities (e.g., FAA, ICAO)
• Ground Handling Service Providers
• ATC
• Local Emergency Services
• Passengers
• Cargo Operators
• Fuel Suppliers
• Vendors and Contractors

Key Stakeholders - External

• Airlines
• Regulatory Authorities (e.g., FAA, ICAO)
• Ground Handling Service Providers
• ATC
• Local Emergency Services
• Passengers
• Cargo Operators
• Fuel Suppliers
• Vendors and Contractors

Educational Background

A Bachelor's degree in Aviation Management, Aeronautical Engineering, or a related field is required.

Work Experience

Trainee- Airside Operations should be fresher or have at least 1 year of experience in airside or ground operations, including supervisory roles.