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+--------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | SUMMARY: | | | | Air Traffic Control Specialists control air traffic according to | | established procedures and policies to prevent collisions and minimize | | delays arising from traffic congestion. Responsible for the safe, | | orderly and expeditious movement of air traffic through U.S. Naval | | airspace Reservation. | | | | Individuals shall demonstrate professional knowledge of air traffic | | control rules, regulations, and techniques, and the ability to apply | | this knowledge in a control tower | | | |   | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------+ | ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: (not limited to duties as described – performs | | related duties as requested) | | | |   | | | | The Contractor shall perform all duties incidental to the safe and | | efficient operation of a Navy Contract Visual Flight Rules (NCTVFR) | | tower including but not limited to the following: | | | |   | | | | - Issue clearance to aircraft and vehicular traffic operating on | | movement areas.  | | - Provide air traffic services for aircraft operating in U.S. Naval | | airspace Reservation.  | | - Maintain tower equipment and record outages and corrective actions.  | | - Activate and test crash phone.  | | - Operate airport lighting systems and visual aids.  | | - Coordinate with adjacent Air Traffic Control facilities on aircraft | | movement.  | | - Relay information from aircraft to applicable base personnel for | | items such as DV, fueling, or T-line items.  | | - Initiate procedures in the event of an unauthorized landing.  | | - Advise arriving aircraft of current Bird and Animal Strike Hazard | | condition if moderate or severe.  | | - Advise arriving aircraft of weather, airfield conditions, potential | | hazards, etc. | | - Issue Prior Permission Required (PPR) notices for inbound aircraft | | as required.  | | - Monitor range status for special use airspaces (MU) P-1002, (MU) | | R-1002, (MU) W-1001.  | | - Provide ATC Liaison with NRSE, NAVREPs, FAA representatives, local | | base officials, and representatives of other agencies as required.  | | - The Contractor shall initiate current pre-mishap plan in the event | | of an emergency aircraft.  | | | |   | | | | The Contractor shall perform all duties normally expected of a Base | | Operations or Flight Planning Branch including but not limited to the | | following, the Contractor shall:  | | | |   | | | | - Provide for planning, receiving and processing of flight plans. | | Assist aircrews in filing of flight plans. | | | | - Receive and process information for inbound aircraft.  | | | | - Make available required publications, directives, charts and | | supplies for pilots. | | - Ensure transient aircrews are briefed as necessary to avoid Cuban | | airspace violations. | | - Coordinate with adjacent FAA facilities and CNRSE ATC Subject Matter | | Expert (SME).  | | - Monitor range status for special use airspaces (MU) P-1002, (MU) | | R-1002, (MU) W-1001.  | | - Notify cognizant search and rescue (SAR) agencies of aircraft in | | distress and provide emergency assistance. | | - Other duties as assigned. | | | | +----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ---+ | | | TRAVEL: 100% Overseas Assignment | | | | | +----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ---+ | | | SECURITY CLEARANCE: Must have and maintain a DoD SECRET Clearance | | | | | +----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | ---+ | | | | IAP IS AN EEO/AA/MINORITY/FEMALE/DISABILITY/VETERAN EMPLOYER | | | | “THE POSITION MAY REQUIRE THAT THE APPLICANT MEET THE MINIMUM STANDARD | | MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS.” | +--------------------------------------------------------------------------+

Required Skills

KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS:

• Provide a safe, orderly and expeditious flow of aircraft at the airport and in the air.
• Knowledge of air traffic control rules, regulations, and techniques.
• Effectively utilize two-way radio communications, radar systems with associated computer equipment, landline communications systems and visual light-gun signals.
• Formulate limited weather observations and provide weather conditions and assist aircraft during periods of inclement weather with the use of radar, instrument landing systems and various types of airfield lighting.
• Offer emergency assistance to aircraft and be responsible for notifying and coordinating with emergency personnel and other agencies.
• Must have excellent verbal and writing skills; be skilled and proficient with Microsoft programs such as Excel, Word and Power Point.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS/WORKING ENVIRONMENT:

• Candidates must be physically able and willing to work long hours to meet mission and contract requirements.
• Must be able to pass employment and pre-deployment qualification requirements that include medical, drug testing, and background checks, etc.

Required Experience

EDUCATION & EXPERIENCE:

• Must possess a high school diploma or equivalent.
• Successful completion of an ACA1 or equivalent DoD /DOT air traffic controller course in accordance with NAVAIR 00-80T-114.
• Minimum three (3) years of civilian and/or military experience in air traffic services.

LICENSE & CERTIFICATIONS:

• Must be a U.S. Citizen with the ability to obtain a U.S. Passport.
• ATC personnel shall have previously held a Control Tower Certificate (CTO) from a level 1 of higher facility issued under Title 14 CFR part 65 with no more than 3 years elapsing since most recent certification.
• Required to maintain a current FAA Class II Medical clearance (FAA Form 8500-9 or equivalent).
• Must have valid U.S. Driver’s License and be able to operate a vehicle with a manual transmission.
• May be required to obtain a military flight line driver’s license.

KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS:

• Provide a safe, orderly and expeditious flow of aircraft at the airport and in the air.
• Knowledge of air traffic control rules, regulations, and techniques.
• Effectively utilize two-way radio communications, radar systems with associated computer equipment, landline communications systems and visual light-gun signals.
• Formulate limited weather observations and provide weather conditions and assist aircraft during periods of inclement weather with the use of radar, instrument landing systems and various types of airfield lighting.
• Offer emergency assistance to aircraft and be responsible for notifying and coordinating with emergency personnel and other agencies.
• Must have excellent verbal and writing skills; be skilled and proficient with Microsoft programs such as Excel, Word and Power Point.

PHYSICAL DEMANDS/WORKING ENVIRONMENT:

• Candidates must be physically able and willing to work long hours to meet mission and contract requirements.
• Must be able to pass employment and pre-deployment qualification requirements that include medical, drug testing, and background checks, etc.