AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL INSTUCTOR
FUJAIRAH AVIATION ACADEMY
Total years of experience :22 years, 4 Months
•Designing courses, planning curriculums, delivering lectures, and administering exams to ab-initio students attending the ICAO 051, 052 and 053 Air Traffic Controller Courses
•Preparing and reviewing courseware including Course Instructional Plans, Teaching Plans and Lesson plans.
•Advice and counsel students on academic matters according to approved academy procedures.
•Prepare and review test and examination material.
•Prepare, conduct and invigilate progress tests, examinations and simulator evaluations according to the academy procedures.
•Maintaining an electronic examination question bank data base.
•Use the company software system to maintain accurate, up to date, comprehensive, orderly and easily accessible training records.
•Provide feedback to the General Manager on how to improve service performance and delivery and suggestions as to identify business opportunities.
•Undertake all developmental training as required by the Company.
•Was responsible for the execution of the Air Traffic Services (Aerodrome and Approach Procedural Air Traffic Control) including all coordination in conjunction with the preparation and the conduct of air traffic control during an assigned shift.
•Provided Flight Information Service when required.
•Provided Alerting Service and assistance to organizations involved in Search and Rescue actions when the need arise
•Monitored actual weather conditions, disseminates, and updates supervisors and crew members
•Conducted On-Job-Training-Instruction to Air Traffic Control personnel as prescribed on the ATC OJT Program.
•Performed Designated Examiner duties - Competency and Annual Proficiency check outs for Air Traffic Controllers.
•Updated the Station Standing Instructions and the Training document
•Performed duty roster clerk duties by organizing personnel in shifts to man Kruger ATS Unit effectively
•Issued landing and takeoff instructions to pilots.
•Monitored and directed the movement of aircraft on the ground and in the air.
•Controlled all ground traffic at airports, including baggage vehicles and airport workers.
•Managed communications by transferring control of departing flights to traffic control centers and accepting control of arriving flights.
•Provide information to pilots, such as weather updates, runway closures, and other critical information.
•Alerted airport response staff, during aircraft emergencies.
•Conducting On-Job-Training-Instruction to Air Traffic Control personnel as prescribed on the ATC OJT Program.
1. Management of Aviation Quality and Service 2. Safety Management Systems for Civil Aviation 3.Human Factors in Aviation 4.Managing the Safety Oversight Funtion