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At the direction of the Airport Facilities & Operations Supervisor, acts as airport management’s representative in the enforcement of regulations, resolving problems following operating procedures and security protocols. Conducts airfield inspections, identifying and reporting all deficiencies/irregularities found on the AOA, lighting and NAVAID systems. Responsible for identifying, preventing and/or removing all hazards to aviation including FOD, wildlife, AOA incursions, unauthorized vehicle/pedestrian entry, disabled aircraft. Issues/records all NOTAMS. Investigates/logs all aircraft noise complaints. Oversee construction activities, ensure safety, report construction activities. Acts as liaison between airport and tenants regarding construction activities and operational hazards. Assists US Customs and Border Protection and Department of Agriculture during international arrivals. Conducts daily and periodic safety/quality control inspections of aviation fuel storage facility, monitors fueling operations. Operates landing fee system (logging landings, processing payments, generating invoices, etc.) Creates invoices and processes receipts for Jet-A and Avgas. Responsible for airport security. Member of Snow Removal Team.

Position Requirements:

Average hours per workday are 8 hours. Shifts are variable and some rotate.  Breaks are permitted but are unscheduled, however may be regularly interrupted.  Overtime is required occasionally.  During long term events such as snow storms employees may be required to report to work on short notice, and required to be on duty for several days.  Sleep and breaks will be permitted at regular intervals.

In a normal work-day, the employee may be required to combine standing and walking 70%-100% of a shift; lift up to 35 pounds frequently and up to 50 pounds occasionally; bend frequently; squat, kneel, climb stairs, reach above shoulder level and lift from high/low positions occasionally; bend and push/pull frequently. 

Sensory requirements are speech to communicate with others in fluent English.  Also required are vision to visually assess runway conditions, the ability to read and write in English, and hearing sufficient to listen to aircraft radios and coworkers. 

Operations Coordinators may be exposed to temperatures that will range from extreme cold to extreme heat.  Operations Coordinators may have prolonged exposure to sunlight, rain, sleet, snow and other elements on a regular basis. 

While every effort is made to ensure employee safety such employees may be exposed to petroleum products, cleaning products, animal remains, and other hazardous materials.

Must be able to operate a vehicle at all times.  The operation of large vehicles, fork lifts, and other machinery will be required.  

Must be able to multi-task. Typical examples are operating computer programs while simultaneously listening to an aircraft radio and documenting transient landings.

Must be able to operate a vehicle while simultaneously scanning the runway, communicating with the air traffic control tower and at times with the Operations or Facilities Department and/or management personnel.

In addition, all employees of DM AIRPORTS, LTD. are mandated to receive COVID-19 vaccination. 

In addition, all Operations Coordinators are required to reside within thirty (30) minutes. 

Resume can be submitted to danielles@mmuair.com or submitted directly through the AAAE site.