Airside Operations Executive

Executive Airside

Responsibilities

Aircraft Movement Coordination:

Direct aircraft to and from gates, taxiways, and runways, ensuring compliance with air traffic control instructions in case of requirements.

Monitor aircraft positions, communicate effectively with pilots and ground crew, and resolve any issues promptly to enhance operational efficiency.

Ground Support Equipment Management:

Ensure all ground support equipment (GSE) is in good working condition, coordinating regular maintenance schedules.

Ensure roadworthiness of GSE, such as tugs, baggage carts, and refuelling trucks, to support aircraft operations and prevent delays.

Compliance with Safety Regulations:

Conduct regular safety audits, implement safety protocols, and provide training to staff on safety procedures.

Monitor airside activities to identify potential hazards, taking corrective actions promptly to maintain a safe operating environment.

Emergency Response Coordination:

Develop and implement emergency response plans, conduct drills, and ensure effective communication with emergency services.

Oversee evacuation procedures and provide support to affected individuals to minimize the impact of emergencies.

Runway and Taxiway Maintenance:

Coordinate routine inspections, schedule repairs, and manage 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 for smooth aircraft operations.

Traffic Management:

Monitor and manage the movement of vehicles and personnel on the airside to ensure safe and efficient operations, minimizing the risk of collisions and ensuring smooth traffic flow.

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

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

Qualifications

Educational Qualification:

Bachelor's degree in aviation management, airport operations, or a related field.

Certification:

Airport Operations Management Certification

Ground Handling Certification

Work Experience:

3-4 years of experience in airport operations or ground handling.