Job Overview
Employment Type
Full-time
Work Schedule
Standard Hours
Benefits
Health Insurance
Retirement Plan
Paid Time Off
Employee Discounts
Life insurance
Disability insurance
Education Assistance
Job Description
Dallas Fort Worth International (DFW) Airport is one of the largest and most successful airports in the world, renowned for its innovation, leadership, and commitment to excellence. Serving as a major hub for both domestic and international travel, DFW Airport plays a critical role in connecting communities and facilitating commerce. It is not only a gateway for passengers but also an economic engine supporting thousands of jobs and numerous businesses within the region. Through the dedication and expertise of its talented workforce of over 2,100 employees, DFW consistently delivers an exceptional airport experience that emphasizes safety, efficiency, and customer satisfaction.... Show More
Job Requirements
- Completion of two years college or equivalent
- Five years of experience in airfield operations at a FAR Part 139 certificated large hub airport or three years airfield operations experience and two years in a communications center environment
- Ability to pass a medical physical examination
- Ability to pass an annual firearm safety course
- Ability to pass a hunter safety course
- Ability to pass NIMS/ICS required courses (100, 200, 700, 800 and future courses as required)
- Possession of a valid Class C driver's license
- Ability to obtain Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection (CBP) security access clearance within thirty days from date of employment and maintain qualification for CBP security access clearance upon each renewal
- This is a designated safety sensitive position requiring passing a drug test prior to employment and random drug screenings during employment
- Ability to obtain Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) certification for work on the shared floor of the DFW Integrated Operations Center.
Job Qualifications
- Completion of two years college or equivalent
- Five years of experience in airfield operations at a FAR Part 139 certificated large hub airport or three years airfield operations experience and two years in a communications center environment
- Ability to pass a medical physical examination
- Ability to pass an annual firearm safety course
- Ability to pass a hunter safety course
- Ability to pass NIMS/ICS required courses (100, 200, 700, 800 and future courses as required)
- Possession of a valid Class C driver's license
- Ability to obtain Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection (CBP) security access clearance within thirty days from date of employment and maintain qualification for CBP security access clearance upon each renewal
- Ability to obtain Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) certification for work on the shared floor of the DFW Integrated Operations Center.
Job Duties
- Supervises and assigns Assistant Airfield Operations Officers and Airfield Operations Agents who provide inspections, coordinate construction and maintenance activities on the Air Operations Area, and provides escorts in support of aeronautical activities
- Documents problems, discrepancies, and non-complying conditions concerning FAR Part 139, security, and tenant activities to appropriate parties and reports for follow-up actions
- Monitors progress of corrections
- determines severity of discrepancies and priority for corrective actions
- Acts as the center point of coordination for scheduling activities between airfield users and the FAA Airport Traffic Control Towers for routine and special inspections, tours, maintenance, construction, and other airfield activities
- Monitors construction and maintenance activity to ensure compliance with CFR Part 139 and Part 77 standards
- Represents Airfield Operations interests regarding airfield construction and maintenance projects
- Conducts wildlife hazard inspections and dispersal operations
- maintains records on wildlife hazard management
- Works with Wildlife team to take appropriate steps to mitigate emerging wildlife hazards
- Monitors two-way radio communications using Airport Board and FAA Air Traffic Control radio frequencies
- coordinates vehicular movement within the AOA via FAA ATC radio frequencies when necessary
- communicates with various airport and Airport Board personnel via radio, phone, or in person
- Initiates, manages, and oversees Airfield Operations response to potential and real emergencies, operational concerns, safety concerns, airfield incidents, and winter weather
- Dispatches team members and coordinates resources with other internal departments and external stakeholders, in accordance with the Airport Certification Manual
- Acts as a representative for Airfield Operations in the Integrated Operations Center
- Keeps the IOC Bridge Manager informed of airside impacts, mitigations, and resolution
- Updates policies, procedures, and regulatory documents as needed.
Job Qualifications
Experience
Expert Level (7+ years)
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