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JOB SEEKERS AND STUDENTS If you’re tired of searching through hundreds of random job postings to find your next opportunity, fret no more: Your search is about to become a whole lot easier! Find targeted opportunities in your industry within the state of New York. NYAMA's mission is to promote the viability and business interests of New York State's airports, which are the centerpiece of aviation services and drivers of economic development. Through advocacy, education, communications and business services, NYAMA supports New York's airports and the businesses and communities that rely upon them. CURRENT PROFESSIONAL OPENINGS:Organization: The City of El Paso
Position: Aviation Development Assistant Director Qualifications: The City of El Paso is seeking an Aviation Development Assistant Director responsible for managing and directing El Paso International Airport (ELP) development, construction and maintenance operations. This position directs and manages the departmental facilities maintenance program, approves maintenance repair, maintenance and renovation schedules for both Airport facilities and construction projects. The Assistant Director prepares project budgets including compiling and analyzing financial data, schedules multi-year release of funds and reconciles accounts. The Assistant Director plans, organizes, implements, directs and reviews capital improvements, environmental compliance, land acquisition and commercial enterprise programs. This position assists in formulating, revising and implementing capital project objectives. The Assistant Director is the liaison to federal, state, and local governmental agencies, airlines, businesses, advisory committees and Airport tenants on a variety of issues including project status, administrative and fiscal issues. Supervises capital improvement projects in conjunction with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), construction managers, architects, Airport tenants and City departments. The Assistant Director prepares a variety of FAA reports including reports on the federally mandated Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (DBE) program. The Assistant Director assists in negotiating leases and rental agreements, reviews contracts and makes recommendations. This position drafts and participates in the implementation of land acquisition procedures and manages all details associated with capital projects, airline negotiations and other Airport-related marketing proposals. Organization: The City of El Paso
Position: Aviation Business & Finance Assistant Director Qualifications: The City of El Paso is seeking an Aviation Business & Finance Assistant Director to perform highly responsible management of the business, financial, budgets, accounting, revenue generation, procurement, investments, funding, airline rates and charges and administrative work for El Paso International Airport (ELP). The Assistant Director directs and manages the financial planning, budget management and analysis functions and supervises record-keeping and the preparation of accounting reports and financial statements. This position leads negotiation of agreements with Airport tenants, including airlines, directs inspection of Airport properties to ensure compliance with lease agreements and serves as liaison between the Department and airline representatives. The Assistant Director manages the Department inventories and warehouse and conducts cost-benefit and statistical analysis as needed. The Assistant Director manages the Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) program. Important functions of this position are to develop and implement short- and long-term strategies to maximize airport revenues, and to research and evaluate the development and maintenance of internal controls. Organization: luis vidal + architects
Position: Managing Principal Qualifications: luis vidal + architects is seeking a Managing Principal responsible for leading firm operations in the United States and reports directly to the company President. This position will aid in the development and promotion of the firm’s vision, mission, core values, and long-range plans. luis vidal + architects is an internationally renowned practice that delivers environmental innovation and high-quality projects, thanks to its leading vision in design. Since its foundation in 2004, the practice has opened offices in Spain, the United Kingdom, the Dominican Republic, Chile, and the United States, and designed more than 200 projects of all scales. The Managing Principle oversees and manages business operations and activities to enable the achievement of the firm’s objectives. The Managing Principal is responsible for business activity oversight, the establishment and implementation of plans, goals, and objectives, and the implementation of policies as established by the Board. This role will participate in creating and positioning the firm to seize opportunities for growth and marketplace expansion, with attention to profitability. He/she will support the entire project cycle, from identifying opportunities, securing business, and ensuring project development and quality standards. Delivering quality services is paramount. He/she should be capable of inspiring and managing high performing teams, establishing and providing a positive work environment, and garnering employee satisfaction. Organization: The Hillsborough County Aviation Authority
Position: Director of Airport Concessions Qualifications: The Hillsborough County Aviation Authority is seeking a Director of Airport Concessions. The Director is responsible for the development, implementation and management of food and beverage, retail, advertising, passenger services and vending for all airport terminals and Authority properties. The Director’s responsibilities include developing a strategic plan that includes recommendations for building a sustainable program with budgets and forecasts. The Director evaluates, develops and manages all airport concession agreements and ensure compliance with ACDBE rules and regulations. The Director stays apprised of current trends to develop strategies and opportunities and determines the best and most appropriate use of Airport property and spaces in order to maximize revenues and ensure customer satisfaction. The Director prepares and presents reports on concession performance and analyze sales and revenue trends. The Director manages and collaborates with a team of internal and external stakeholders to maintain optimum customer service and contract compliance. The Director will also recruit train, coach, and mentor a team of managers responsible for program management and compliance. Position: Vice President and Chief Information Officer Qualifications: The Rhode Island Airport Corporation (RIAC) is seeking a Vice President and Chief Information Officer. The Chief Information Officer (CIO) is responsible for a 24/7 management and security systems operation as well as the development, implementation and management of strategies, policies and procedures associated with the information technology and cyber security systems of RIAC. The CIO provides the vision and direction to a staff responsible for implementation and maintenance of RIAC’s information technology program. This position works with members of RIAC’s leadership team to create IT strategic plans for the Airport and identifies and implements department goals along with objectives and new systems and technologies. The CIO identifies, develops and implements new technologies and benchmarks system performance. This position works closely with project managers to identify and optimize the allocation of technology resources, including preparing and managing the department’s annual budget, justifying annual funding needs. The CIO prepares requests for qualifications as well as proposals and purchase orders for new services and equipment. An important function of this position is to develop and maintain a disaster recovery plan for all information systems and the network. The CIO is responsible for supervising and mentoring the department’s staff as well as interacting with a variety of contractors and vendors. This position approves the work of contractors, ensuring their completed work complies with work orders and contracts, as well as RIAC policies and procedures.
RIAC owns and operations 5 airports: Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport (PVD); Block Island State Airport; North Central State Airport; Quonset State Airport; Newport State Airport; and Westerly State Airport. Position: SVP, Chief of Infrastructure Officer Qualifications: The Rhode Island Airport Corporation (RIAC) is seeking a Senior Vice President, Chief Infrastructure Officer. The Chief Infrastructure Officer leads a team of professionals responsible for the planning and development of infrastructure projects for Rhode Island Airport Corporation to include Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport as well as the 5 general aviation airports. The Chief Infrastructure Officer will lead the Engineering, Planning, Environmental and Information Technology activities through a team of subordinate managers. As a member of the leadership team, this position is a strategic partner with internal and external stakeholders to include the FAA, consultants, contractors and DBE community. He or she will determine strategic initiatives, goals and objectives within the department, as well as provide technical vision, planning, review and oversight of information technology projects. RIAC owns and operations 6 airports: Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport (PVD); Block Island State Airport; North Central State Airport; Quonset State Airport; Newport State Airport; and Westerly State Airport.
Organization: The County of Sacramento, Department of AviationPosition: Air Service Development Manager Qualifications: The County of Sacramento, Department of Airports (SCDA) is seeking an Air Service Development Manager. This individual will direct the execution of strategic and tactical plans to support and increase passenger air service and air cargo to existing domestic and international markets and attract prospective new carriers and destinations. The incumbent will provide key leadership for the Airport by developing and exploring real-time business analytics and consumer data to inform short- and long-range air service strategies and strategic initiatives. The Air Service Development Manager represents the organization in various local, regional, national, and international meetings, including customer visits to various airline and trade industry offices. The Air Service Development Manager also maintains the unit’s annual budget, forecasting monetary, staffing, equipment and other program requirements while monitoring expenditures throughout the fiscal year.
Organization: The County of Sacramento, Department of Aviation
Position: Customer Service Officer Qualifications: The County of Sacramento, Department of Airports (SCDA) is seeking a Customer Service Officer. This is a management-level position responsible for planning, coordinating and implementing all customer service activities for Sacramento International Airport (SMF). The Officer creates and implements programs and procedures designed to improve customer satisfaction. The Customer Service Officer exercises a great deal of independent judgment in creating, planning, coordinating and managing programs to enhance customer relationships. Work may be accomplished by planning, directing, coordinating and evaluating the work of subordinate professional, technical, operation or administrative staff. The Officer participates in the development of goals and priorities, including identifying resources needed to achieve goals and objectives and obtaining approvals needed to implement improvements. The Customer Service Officer is also responsible for developing customer outreach programs and represents the organization at meetings and with professional organizations. Work includes preparing reports on operations and activities and recommending changes and modifications of existing programs. The Officer develops the unit’s annual budget, including forecasting monetary, staffing, equipment and other program requirements and monitoring expenditures throughout the fiscal year. The Customer Service Officer serves as liaison to other divisions, departments, outside agencies and the County Board. Organization: The County of Sacramento, Department of Aviation
Position: Airport Emergency Manager Qualifications: The County of Sacramento, Department of Airports (SCDA) is seeking an Airport Emergency Manager. The individual will plan and execute mandated as well as Airport-initiated emergency preparedness exercises. All exercises and training must be collaborated with all Airport Divisions, tenants, contracted services (law), and local/state/federal agencies as necessary. This position must also develop and maintain a relationship with the County’s Office of Emergency Services responsible for the County of Sacramento Operational Area (OA). The Emergency Manager is primarily responsible for ensuring that the Airport Emergency Plan (AEP) is kept current and key stakeholders are well-versed in the execution of plans, procedures, and regulatory requirements. Additionally, this Manager has responsibility for the Airport’s Department Operations Center (DOC) functionality, equipment, supplies. This Manager will plan and conduct training of Airport staff for assigned DOC positions, conduct all necessary recurrent meetings, basic emergency response training, field exercises and maintain emergency supplies and budget related to emergency preparedness. Position: General Manager Qualifications: The Santa Maria Public Airport District is seeking a General Manager. This is an “at-will” position, serving at the pleasure of the Board of Directors of the Santa Maria Airport (SMX). The General Manager is responsible for the execution of contracts, permits and commercial agreements on the Board’s behalf, including aircraft, mobile home and storage leases, professional and specialized services, and license agreements. He or she approves purchases and public projects of $25,000 and below. The General Manager also selects, appoints and manages all District employees, except those employees appointed by the Board. He or she prepares the District’s annual budget and submits an annual financial report and other requested reports to the Board. The Manager represents the Board and SMX at meetings, in addition to attending regular Board meetings. He or she is the chief custodian of District records and files, including Board minutes and deliberations, and has authority to certify District records with its official shield. The Manager audits the District as required and is responsible for maintaining its accounting and auditing systems. The General Manager appoints employees and performs additional duties as assigned by the Board. Position: Business Development Manager Qualifications: The Jackson County Airport Authority is seeking a Business Development Manager for the Rogue Valley International-Medford Airport (MFR). The Manager is responsible for developing and implementing all marketing initiatives for the Airport. The Manager employs entrepreneurial strategies and approaches to attract and retain companies and organizations to operate aviation-related businesses on the Airport including air service, air cargo, general aviation, concessions, real estate, and aeronautical/non-aeronautical land/facility usage and development. This individual will also be responsible for growing existing Airport special events. The Business Development Manager position involves a heavy emphasis on revenue generation as well as maximizing usage of Airport land and facilities. Position: Director of Maintenance Operations Qualifications: The Hillsborough County Aviation Authority is seeking a Director of Maintenance Operations. Under the direction of the Vice President of Maintenance, the Director leads a workforce engaged in a variety of complex maintenance activities including mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire detection and protection equipment, HVAC systems, and building, grounds and fleet maintenance, including heavy equipment. Additionally, the Director is responsible for the maintenance of a variety of airport/airfield specific facilities and systems including aircraft boarding bridges, security access control, baggage handling systems, and the automatic people mover systems. This position plans and assigns work to, as well as leads and supervises, Airport personnel and contract employees, and develops and manages a multi-million-dollar budget. The Director ensures all decisions regarding the area of responsibility have taken staffing and employee development, life-cycle costs, asset replacement and refurbishment, natural resource management, O&M, safety, maintenance, and customer experience into consideration. The Director of Maintenance Operations has a strong leadership presence in the organization, teaching and guiding employees, encouraging innovation and employee engagement, and creating and sustaining a strong, healthy, and equitable workforce. Position: Airport Manager Qualifications: The City of Livermore is seeking an Airport Manager for Livermore Municipal Airport (LVK). Reporting to the Public Works Director, the Airport Manager is the division head responsible for overseeing and managing the Livermore Municipal Airport in the Public Works Department. This position is the designated authority charged with ensuring compliance with all federal, state and local regulatory requirements; providing highly technical and complex administrative support to department heads, City Officials and the public; serving as staff liaison to the Airport Commission; and performing other duties as assigned. The Airport Manager provides direct and indirect supervision and management to all professional, technical and support staff in the Airport Division. There is a twelve (12) month probationary period for this position. Position: Director of Technology Qualifications: The Metropolitan Knoxville Airport Authority (MKAA) is seeking a Director of Technology. The newly established position of Director of Technology will oversee all aspects of technology and cybersecurity for the McGhee Tyson and Downtown Island Home Airports. The Director will be responsible for working with the leadership team to establish a short- and long-term strategy to identify and develop information systems and supporting infrastructure to support the business needs of the airport into the future. The successful candidate will have well developed skills in leveraging the operational knowledge of key team members and guiding them through the process of selecting the best fit technology solutions. He or she will develop a team that is willing to take on the challenges of innovation and change, while building skills and capabilities at the individual and organizational level. This will include approving or providing training and development opportunities; evaluating employee performance; and recommending new hires and salary changes. This role directs the services of external consultants and contractors for implementing and maintaining technology systems. She or he manages the Telecommunication Administrator for Cisco Unified Management System, Cisco Unity, Cisco Prime Manager and Cisco Identity Services Engine. This position also manages the MKAA Shared Tenant Services Provider and oversees network architecture/infrastructure. The Director manages the direction and logistics of MKAA’s mobile device inventory by ordering and activating mobile devices, reconciling, and processing invoices, managing contracts, and maintaining device database. Organization: The Port Authority of New York/New Jersey
Position: Deputy General Manager Qualifications: The Port Authority of New York/New Jersey is seeking a Deputy General Manager for LaGuardia Airport (LGA). Reporting to the Airport General Manager (GM), the Deputy General Manager (DGM) is responsible for the management and strategic oversight of the airport. The DGM ensures that the airport is operated in a safe, secure, and efficient manner, in compliance with federal, state, and local laws/regulations. The DGM provides a unified vision for the airport and drives a world-class customer experience through leadership and collaboration, that includes strong partnerships with airport stakeholders and surrounding communities. The DGM is responsible for ensuring facilities meet the existing and future needs of customers and stakeholders. The DGM provides vison and active leadership over development and execution of high-quality airport initiatives that serve to enhance the customer experience. The DGM will be responsible for developing priorities and policies that aligned with stated goals and objectives of the airport. The DGM will be responsible for ensuring financial self-sufficiency and accountability while working within budgetary guidelines. The DGM is responsible for effective communication of airport policies to all stakeholders and to ensure compliance, while maintaining positive relationships and safe operations at all times. The DGM is responsible for leading / overseeing the following functions: Aeronautical Operations, Landside Operations, Customer Experience, Physical Plant and Structures, Airport Maintenance, AirTrain (where applicable), Terminal Operations, Finance, Airport Certification, Concessions, Properties and Commercial Development, and Administration. Organization: The Port Authority of New York/New Jersey
Position: Deputy General Manager - EWR Qualifications: The Port Authority of New York/New Jersey is seeking a Deputy General Manager for Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). Reporting to the Airport General Manager (GM), the Deputy General Manager (DGM) is responsible for the management and strategic oversight of the airport. The DGM ensures that the airport is operated in a safe, secure, and efficient manner, in compliance with federal, state, and local laws/regulations. The DGM provides a unified vision for the airport and drives a world-class customer experience through leadership and collaboration, that includes strong partnerships with airport stakeholders and surrounding communities. The DGM is responsible for ensuring facilities meet the existing and future needs of customers and stakeholders. The DGM provides vison and active leadership over development and execution of high-quality airport initiatives that serve to enhance the customer experience. The DGM will be responsible for developing priorities and policies that aligned with stated goals and objectives of the airport. The DGM will be responsible for ensuring financial self-sufficiency and accountability while working within budgetary guidelines. The DGM is responsible for effective communication of airport policies to all stakeholders and to ensure compliance, while maintaining positive relationships and safe operations at all times. The DGM is responsible for leading / overseeing the following functions: Aeronautical Operations, Landside Operations, Customer Experience, Physical Plant and Structures, Airport Maintenance, AirTrain (where applicable), Terminal Operations, Finance, Airport Certification, Concessions, Properties and Commercial Development, and Administration. Position: Assistant Director, Planning Qualifications: The Clark County Department of Aviation is seeking an Assistant Director, Planning to oversee airport systemwide planning efforts to provide current and long-range planning to stimulate and promote a vibrant economy, protect the environment from incompatible development, reduce or eliminate airport environmental impacts, promote sustainability initiatives, and conserve natural resources. This includes planning activities associated with North Las Vegas and Henderson Executive airport, two busy general aviation airports as well as Overton and Jean airports. The incumbent will manage all activities throughout the Department of Aviation (DOA) related to planning initiatives, airport system master planning, including efforts associated with the Southern Nevada Supplemental Airport (SNSA) project. Airport noise programs, environmental management, capital improvement programs and other areas of planning activities related to airfield and landside development are important responsibilities. The Assistant Director will work with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) in capturing federal Airport Improvement Program grant and entitlement funding ensuring compliance with program guidelines. Other duties involve development and maintenance of the Airport Layout Plan (ALP) to ensure compliance with all federal regulations and policies. This position manages the Airport Master Plans for all airports including processing updates as needed. The Assistant Director - Planning is the primary department representative for any work related to compliance with the National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) and environmental review processes. The incumbent will direct the preparation, development, and evaluation of the activities associated with the Southern Nevada Supplemental Airport (SNSA) project and conceptual alternatives for critical airport infrastructure including airfield, passenger terminal, landside access, cargo, and support areas. This position will direct the simulation and modeling of the proposed development. The Assistant Director of Planning will oversee the coordination with FAA Headquarters, FAA Western Pacific Region and the FAA Phoenix Airports District Office (ADO), specific to the SNSA project and includes coordination for the environmental review process. The incumbent oversees preparation of agenda items for the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC), presents to the BOCC as requested, and responds to County Commissioners’ requests. This position oversees the administration of the Airport Strategic Plan. Organization: Sheridan County, Wyoming
Position: Airport Manager
Qualifications: Sheridan County, Wyoming is seeking an Airport Manager for the Sheridan County Airport (SHR). The Airport Manager is wholly responsible for planning, directing, and managing all activities of the Airport. The Manager administers the budget, directs and provides guidance to staff and ensures all physical facilities of the Airport are developed and maintained in good working order. He or she is the public face of the Airport and is responsible for the development and implementation of Airport goals, priorities and objectives, as well as policies, in concert with the Board of County Commissioners (BOCC). The Manager enforces all Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Airport Minimum Standard rules and regulations, as well as performs Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) duties. He or she works with the BOCC to develop short- and long-range plans and goals and ensure those plans are integrated with those of the County. The Manager prepares grant requests for submittal to the FAA and Wyoming Department of Transportation and other funding sources. He or she also prepares the annual budget including the capital improvements budget, passenger facility charges fund, bond repayment fund, investments of reserves, directs the forecast of additional funds and the preparation of budget adjustments as needed. The Manager negotiates and prepares lease agreements and contracts with airport tenants and recommends approval to the BOCC. He or she monitors the activities of consultants including scopes of work, cost evaluations, design and specification review. He or she also manages construction projects and inspects the work of contractors to ensure compliance with contract and project specifications. The Manager also lobbies and present airport issues to State and Federal legislators, attends and participates in staff meetings, workshops, and conferences. Organization: The Tweed-New Haven Airport Authority
Position: Executive Director
Qualifications: The Tweed-New Haven Airport Authority is seeking an Executive Director for the Tweed-New Haven Airport (HVN). The Airport Authority Executive Director, reporting directly to the Board of Directors, oversees the development, management, and operation of the Tweed-New Haven Airport and ensures the Authority complies with all airport sponsor obligations. In cooperation with the Board of Directors, Avports HVN, The New HVN, government officials, and other airport stakeholders, the Executive Director will coordinate, direct and oversee all activities at the Airport. A key role of this position is to coordinate with the New HVN and other strategic partners in efforts to attract / maintain air service, while working to identify additional economic development opportunities for the Airport. Currently the Executive Director is the sole employee of the Airport Authority, and it is anticipated the Director will assess the need and engage administrative support. The Executive Director will oversee all operations and development by Avports HVN, including ensuring compliance with all Sponsor Grant Assurances and obligations, and with all federal, state, and local laws, rules, regulations, and policies. In cooperation with all airport stakeholders, the Executive Director will coordinate, direct, and oversee all operational and financial activities at the Airport. This position will oversee and supervise planning, environmental review, development, and construction of airfield improvements including a planned runway extension. The Executive Director position will require an individual who has well developed political acumen and enjoys interacting with the public in this high-profile environment. Serving as the liaison with government agencies, including the City of New Haven, the Town of East Haven, Connecticut Airports Authority, FAA, and TSA, the Executive Director must demonstrate the ability to communicate messages in a compelling and concise manner. This position will require the interpersonal skills to interact positively, collaboratively, and effectively with elected officials, local business leaders, other government directors, managers, local, state, and federal agency representatives, media representatives, passengers, airport neighbors and members of the public to find common ground and ensure all feel heard. The Executive Director will plan, organize, and execute monthly Airport Authority Board meetings, including establishing the agenda and maintaining Board records. Organization: The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority
Position: Assistant Director, Parking and Ground Transportation Business Strategy
Qualifications: The Omaha Airport Authority seeks a Project Controls Manager (PCM) who will be responsible for overseeing essential elements of the Authority’s Terminal Modernization Program (TMP). The individual will be an employee of the Authority, exclusively assigned as a member of the Program Management Team (PMT). The Program Controls Manager works closely with the TMP’s Executive Program Manager in developing processes and procedures that will assist the Authority in making decisions related to the Terminal Modernization Program. The PCM is responsible for cost control, schedule management, document control, process definition, program change and budget control, DBE/SBE program management, estimating control, payment processing and reporting. He or she must have the ability to communicate and collaborate effectively with consultants and team members and experience in risk analysis, scheduling, contracts, and payments is needed. Organization: The Omaha Airport Authority
Qualifications: The Omaha Airport Authority seeks a Project Controls Manager (PCM) who will be responsible for overseeing essential elements of the Authority’s Terminal Modernization Program (TMP). The individual will be an employee of the Authority, exclusively assigned as a member of the Program Management Team (PMT). The Program Controls Manager works closely with the TMP’s Executive Program Manager in developing processes and procedures that will assist the Authority in making decisions related to the Terminal Modernization Program. The PCM is responsible for cost control, schedule management, document control, process definition, program change and budget control, DBE/SBE program management, estimating control, payment processing and reporting. He or she must have the ability to communicate and collaborate effectively with consultants and team members and experience in risk analysis, scheduling, contracts, and payments is needed. Position: Head of Design Review Qualifications: Ferrovial is seeking a Head of Design Review. The Head of Design Review is a highly responsible position, charged with developing support services and assisting the MSA Director in the development, construction, and operation of the New Terminal One (NTO) project at JFK International Airport. He or she proposes initiatives during the design phase of the project that will support efficiencies and ensures the design reflects the requirements of the project’s different stakeholders. The Head of Design Review works closely with the PMO and terminal design team to develop the tenant design criteria manual and the change order process. He or she provides reports and advice on operational and technical sustainability best practices, as well as advises the MSA Director on strategies to monitor and optimize asset maintenance, compliance and sustainability. Organization: The Melbourne Airport Authority
Position: Assistant Director of Operations Qualifications: The Melbourne Airport Authority is seeking an Assistant Director of Operations & Maintenance for the Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB). This recently elevated position of Assistant Director of Operations and Maintenance is a member of the executive team for MLB. He or she works closely with the Director of Operations & Maintenance as well as with all other airport departments to accomplish the Airport’s mission, goals, and objectives. The successful candidate will have well developed skills in leveraging the operational knowledge of key team members to ensure the Airport is safe, clean, operates efficiently and is always in serviceable condition. The Assistant Director is responsible for the day-to-day activities of Operations and Maintenance personnel and contractors. He or she directs the Airport’s daily FAA compliance requirement activities as well as those associated with the annual FAA 139 inspection process. An important part of the Assistant Director’s position is assisting Airport staff during emergencies. This includes aircraft or vehicle accidents, inclement weather conditions, fuel spills and other emergencies. Organization: The Rhode Island Airport Corporation Position: ARFF Deputy Chief
Qualifications: The Rhode Island Airport Corporation (RIAC) is seeking an ARFF Deputy Chief. The ARFF Deputy Chief is a member of the RIAC management team, reports to the Vice President of Operations and Maintenance and is the primary training and administration support for the ARFF Chief. The Deputy Chief assumes the Chief’s responsibilities in his or her absence to ensure compliance with FAA regulations, NFPA standards and the Airport Emergency Plan. He or she is responsible for maintaining all mandatory ARFF training records in compliance with FAA regulations. The Deputy Chief oversees the development of standardized training and the establishment of safety and training policies, lesson plans, training guides, and performance competencies. He or she directs inspection of fuel farms and ensures vehicles are fueled and records maintained in compliance with NFPA standards. The Deputy Chief also directs and supervises service testing of ARFF apparatus and fire extinguishing systems. He or she works with building, airfield and the automotive maintenance divisions to ensure buildings, grounds and equipment are properly maintained. The Deputy Chief motivates, leads, commands and maintains proper order and discipline of unit employees and ensures the Airport passes required testing and inspections. He or she attends professional training to maintain awareness of trends in aircraft firefighting and rescue and recommends changes to the Airport’s program as needed and must be able to plan and deliver associated fire rescue training. The Deputy Chief assists the Chief in preparation and delivery of performance evaluations. Organization: The Rhode Island Airport Corporation
Position: Director of General Aviation Airports Qualifications: The Rhode Island Airport Corporation (RIAC) is seeking a Director of General Aviation Airports. Appointed by and serving under the direction of the Vice President for Operations and Maintenance, the Director of General Aviation Airports is responsible for operations, administration, maintenance, and implementation of planning, and development activities for the General Aviation Airports system. The Director of General Aviation Airports is responsible for directing, through subordinates, the overall operations of RIAC’s 5 airports: Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport (PVD); Block Island State Airport; North Central State Airport; Quonset State Airport; Newport State Airport; and Westerly State Airport. Organization: The Melbourne Airport Authority
Position: Manager of Marketing Qualifications: The Melbourne Airport Authority is seeking a Manager of Marketing to be responsible for creating, managing and delivering all marketing, branding, advertising and promotional activities in support of the Melbourne Orlando International Airport (MLB). In addition to being highly responsible, it is also a highly visible position, representing MLB to local, state and federal agencies as well as community partners such as tourism organizations. The Manager works under the direction of the Assistant Director of Business Development, and supports and collaborates with the Public Information Officer, supporting media relations and community affairs activities, crisis communication, grant writing, and ongoing and special events. The Manager administers airport marketing and advertising activities including social media, digital signage, email, print, TV and radio marketing. He or she creates website content including blogs, updates and site design. The Manager coordinates marketing activities with advertising partners and media buyers. He or she manages the Airport Ambassador program, including work scheduling, flight coverage and development of programs, providing guidance and developing training activities. The Manager helps develop and manage the departmental budget and designs, orders and maintains an inventory of marketing materials such promotional items, stationery and business cards. Organization: King County International Airport
Position: Airport Operations Manager Qualifications: King County, Seattle is seeking an Airport Operations Manager for King County International Airport – Boeing Field (BFI). The Airport Operations Manager is a member of the Airport Leadership team and is the Airport’s point person for maintaining the Airport’s compliance with the Federal Aviation Administration’s FAR Part 139 regulation and its associated programs including training. This position manages the Airport in the absence of the Airport Director and Deputy Director and is responsible for keeping the Airport operational 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, through subordinate staff. This includes the Airport’s passenger terminal, ramps and gates, and other Airport facilities. The Operations Manager responds to emergencies and coordinates required responses and notifications. Organization: Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority
Position: Deputy Director, Aviation Qualifications: A Bachelor’s degree in public, business or airport administration or a related field and seven (7) years’ experience in airport or other major transportation facilities operation and maintenance, including three (3) years’ supervisory experience, or an equivalent combination of training, education, and experience. Must be able to obtain and maintain a SIDA badge/US Customs and Border Protection Seal. PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS: Tasks involve the ability to exert light physical effort in sedentary to light work, but which may involve some lifting, carrying, pushing and/or pulling of objects and materials of light weight (5-10 pounds). ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS: Work is performed in usual office conditions with occasional exposure to disagreeable environmental factors. Organization: Department of Transportation, Federal Aviation Administration
Organization: Monroe County Department of Aviation, Greater Rochester International Airport Andy Moore-Airport Director - ROC Organization: The Port Authority of NY & NJ Organization: Greater Binghamton Airport
Position: Airport Operations Specialist Qualifications:
A) Completion of at least 60 semester credit hours at a regionally accredited or New York State registered college or university in aviation management, aeronautical studies, fire protection technology or related field and one year of experience in airport operations; OR B) Graduation from high school or possession of an equivalency diploma, one year of airport operations and EITHER: 1) Two years of airport operations experience at an airport with scheduled air service; OR 2) Two years of Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting experience at an airport with scheduled air service; OR 3) Two years of aviation experience as a member of the U.S. military; OR 4) One year of airport operations or Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting experience at an airport with scheduled air service AND one year of paid or volunteer firefighting AIRPORT OPERATIONS SPECIALIST — CONT’D. 3 experience in an organized fire company which shall have included the use of chemical firefighting agents; OR C) An equivalent combination of training and experience as indicated by the limits of A) and B) above. Organization: Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority
Position: Assistant Air Terminal Superintendent
Qualifications:
A Bachelor’s degree in business management or a related field, and a minimum of five (5) years’ experience directly supervising others, working in customer relations, and in building maintenance and operations, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience. Airport or airline operations experience preferrable. Must be able to obtain and maintain a SIDA badge/ US Customs and Border Protection Seal. Must successfully pass testing in Basic Microsoft Word and Basic Microsoft Excel. Must possess working knowledge of Microsoft Access software. CURRENT INTERNSHIP OPENINGS:Organization: Watertown Internation Airport Position: Career Skills Program
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