Air Traffic Control Officer Norwich, England
Job description
MAIN SCOPE & FUNCTION OF THE JOB
To provide aerodrome and radar approach control at Norwich Airport in accordance with Manual of Air Traffic Services Parts 1 and 2, the Air Navigation Order and the Aerodrome Manual.
ENVIRONMENT
The Air Traffic Control Department is situated in the Control Tower on the North side of the Airport and is accessed via the A1270, also known as the NDR.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES / DECISION MAKING AUTHORITY
The post holder will be required to operate and make decisions in accordance with the valid ratings and current unit endorsements contained within their Air Traffic Controllers Licence.
The postholder will be responsible for the supervision of the Air Traffic Services Assistants and for the training of Air Traffic Controllers to unit endorsement standard in accordance with the Unit Training Plan (subject to the holding of an OJTI licence endorsement and being accredited as an OJTI at the unit).
MAIN DUTIES & RESPONSIBILITIES
To provide aerodrome control
To provide radar approach control
To provide flight information services
To formulate and ensure despatch of METARs
To ensure that information is processed and disseminated to relevant departments (both internal and external) however received.
e.g. (i) meteorological information
(ii) flight plan information
(iii) NOTAMS
(iv) SNOWTAMS
(v) any general information relevant to the safe and efficient operation of the ATC department and the Airports’ organisations
6. To provide supervision of the Air Traffic Control Assistants.
7. To undertake any other task commensurate with the responsibilities and level of this post as reasonably requested.
ASSIGNMENT OF / SOURCE OF WORK
As directed by the Air Traffic Services Manager, Senior Air Traffic Control Officer or the Unit Training Officer.
As detailed in the MATS Part 2 and the Aerodrome Manual.
39 hours per week averaged over a twelve-month period.
ESSENTIAL REQUIREMENTS
Qualifications / Education
a. A current Air Traffic Controller’s Licence issued by the Civil Aviation Authority, containing a current medical certificate (CAA Class 3) and the following valid ratings:
(i) Aerodrome Control Instrument (ADI)
(ii) Approach Control Surveillance (APS)
b. ICAO English Language Proficiency Certificate at Level 5 or higher
c. Be able to obtain a satisfactory Disclosure and Barring Service Check
d. Provision of employment history and references for previous 5 years
Specialist Training
a) May be available if required.
DESIRABLE REQUIREMENTS
Experience of working in a complex visual circuit, integrating visual and radar traffic; control of vehicular traffic on the airfield and monitoring maintenance and engineering teams on the airfield.
Preferably 2 years minimum experience as a valid radar and tower controller, experience of working in Class D and Class G airspace preferred.
Previous experience as an OJTI is desirable, but not essential.
A current Certificate of Competence in Meteorological Observing
Supervisory/managerial experience within an ATC environment is also desirable.
Single rated ATCO applications will also be considered.
If you are interested and would like further information please send in your CV and by the closing date.
Closing date for applications: 19th March 2023. We reserve the right to remove this vacancy prior to the closing date.
Job Type: Permanent
Salary: Up to £68,385.79 per year
Benefits:
- Company pension
- Cycle to work scheme
- Free parking
- On-site parking
Schedule:
- Day shift
Licence/Certification:
- Aerodrome Control Instrument (ADI) (required)
- Approach Control Surveillance (APS) (required)
Work authorisation:
- United Kingdom (required)
Work Location: In person
Application deadline: 19/03/2023
