Surveyor

Responsibilities

Assist in Airside Safety Inspections:

Support the examination of airport environments, including runways, taxiways, aprons, and surrounding areas, for potential hazards such as foreign object debris (FOD), obstructions, or damaged equipment.

Help document inspection findings, including location, type, and severity of hazards, using appropriate reporting formats.

Support Incident Response:

Participate in incident response activities, following established procedures and guidelines.

Collect and document essential information related to incidents, including date, time, location, and involved parties.

Maintain Safety Records and Documentation:

Assist in completing detailed inspection reports, including photographs and diagrams as necessary.

Help update safety records and databases accurately and timely, ensuring data integrity and accessibility.

Contribute to Safety Awareness Programs:

Participate in safety training sessions and workshops to enhance knowledge and skills.

Promote a safety-conscious culture by actively engaging in safety discussions and initiatives.

Support Aerodrome Safeguarding Initiatives:

Assist in implementing aerodrome safeguarding measures, such as wildlife fencing and bird scaring techniques.

Contribute to the overall safety of the airport environment by following safety protocols and reporting potential risks.

Analyse Data and Drive Continuous Improvement:

Collect, analyse, and interpret wildlife strike data and other relevant information to identify trends and patterns.

Utilize data-driven insights to implement continuous improvement initiatives and optimize aerodrome safeguarding strategies.

Key Stakeholders - Internal:

Lead - Aerodrome Safeguarding

Airport Operations

ATCC

Security Team

Health, Safety & Environment (HSE)

Legal Department

Environment Management Team

Key Stakeholders - External:

CAA

Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA)

Environmental Consultants

Aviation Safety Consultants

Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA)

Airlines

Ground Handling Agencies

Local planning authorities

Meteorological services

Qualifications

Educational Qualifications:

Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering/ Physics, Environmental Science, Geography, or Safety Management or Aviation Management.

Certifications in ICAO Airport Services is required.

Work Experience:

3-5 years of experience in wildlife management, environmental consulting, airside management or a related field.

Mandatory Knowledge:

Aircraft Act 1934

Aircraft Rules 1937

GSR 751 MoCA

CAR Series B, Part I Aerodrome Design and Operations

CAR Series E, Part II Air Traffic Services

CAR Series X, Part III Aeronautical Charts

Aeronautical Information Service (AIS),NOTAMs, Aeronautical Information Regulation and Control (AIRAC) cycle

ICAO Annexes 4,14 and 15

ICAO Airport Services Manual Part 6 – Control of Obstacles

DOC 9859, Safety management Systems