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Job Detail (EXPIRED): Manager, Airport Certification Program (New York, NY) |
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(last updated Sun, May 26, 2013 at 02:40 EST)
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 JOB INFORMATION |
| COMPANY: |
The Port Authority of NY & NJ |
DATE: |
Jul 08, 2010 |
| POSITION: |
Manager, Airport Certification Program (New York, NY)
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| DESCRIPTION: |
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is a bi-state
public agency responsible for promoting transportation and
commerce, operating some of the busiest and most important
transportation links in the region including bridges, tunnels,
bus terminals, airports, PATH, AirTrain systems, and the NY/NJ
seaport.
The Aviation Department is seeking a Manager, Airport
Certification Program. The Aviation Department
manages/operates five airports (John F. Kennedy International
Airport (JFK), LaGuardia Airport (LGA), Newark Liberty
International Airport (EWR), Teterboro (TEB), and Stewart
International Airport (SWF).
Reporting to the General Manager, Airspace Modernization,
Technology and Operational Enhancement, the Manager,
Airport Certification Program will serve as a technical
resource
and expert for all airport certification and safety programs for
the Port Authority’s five airport system (LGA, EWR, TEB, JFK &
SWF), and will also interface with the FAA and other airports to
ensure the most current and best safety practices are utilized
at all our airports.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Work with local airport management to
develop, implement and maintain a comprehensive, systematic
and consistent plan to ensure that the Port Authority’s airports
achieve outstanding results on annual FAR -139 Airport
Certification inspections. Develop, implement and maintain
a departmental plan to ensure that the physical airfield
infrastructure, staffing levels and operational procedures of our
five (5) airports meet the standards set forth by FAR Part 139,
as well as all applicable Federal Advisory Circulars. Identify
and champion the implementation of best practices at Port
Authority airports, by working with the FAA, other airports
across the country, and industry service providers. Monitor
changes to Advisory Circulars and FAA publications, provide
Agency comment on draft AC’s, and advise staff of upcoming
regulatory changes. In conjunction with the Engineering
Department, define and implement design standards and
quality assurance procedures to ensure new construction is
designed in compliance with FAR- 139 , as well as manage the
completion of periodic obstruction surveys to ensure they are
identified and mitigated as required. Develop and
implement new computer based GPS systems for the efficient
identification/recording/repair of 139 deficiencies at the 5
airports to ensure that corrective plans are put in place, and
discrepancies corrected. Review the results of annual
certification inspections at Port Authority airports and monitor
trends in overall certification compliance. In conjunction
with the Department’s Manager of Wildlife Management,
develop techniques and policies to address issues associated
with wildlife hazards around the airports, and ensure that all
changes made to the wildlife management plans within the
approved Airport Certification Manual receive proper review.
Procure consultant resources and manage the performance
of regular obstruction surveys of the approach and departure
ends for runways to insure compliance with Part 77
requirements. Ensure updates of certification related
documents and publications such as the ALP, airport diagram,
5010 etc.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS:
Degree in Aviation Management, Aeronautical Operations or
a related field or a minimum of 10 years of experience in airport
operations/safety management and certification program.
QUALIFICATIONS
The ideal candidate will present the following qualifications
profile:
At least seven years of experience working in the aviation
industry, preferably airport operations and safety as they
pertain to 14 CFR Part 139.Demonstrated knowledge of
FAA Advisory Circulars as they pertain to airport operations,
safety and maintenance.Knowledge of airport industry and
associated FAA programs, particularly safety
programs.Demonstrated knowledge of Air Traffic, and
Runway safety office roles in aircraft and airport
safety.Demonstrated extensive senior, supervisory
experience in managing a complex aeronautical
operation.Possess a proven track record of recognized
leadership. Developing and maintaining effective working
relationships with local, state and federal
entities.Demonstrated ability to make decisions quickly in
complex and ambiguous situations and the ability to generate
solutions to problems that address critical issues at the
airports. Proven ability to lead and motivate a diverse staff
of professional, technical and unionized employees.
Demonstrated ability to effectively convey highly technical
information both verbally and in writing. Must possess a
valid driver’s license and be able to obtain appropriate airport
SIDA badges.
To Apply:
Interested applicants can apply directly online to this position
by visiting www.JoinThePortAuthority.com. Follow the
instructions to View Job Postings, type the following reference
number 11863 in the Keyword Search box.
Only applicants under consideration will be contacted.
The Port Authority of New York & New Jersey / Port Authority
Trans-Hudson (PATH) is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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