Occupations

act reliably adapt to changing situations address aircraft mechanical issues analyse work-related written reports apply air force procedures apply airport standards and regulations apply company policies apply military aviation regulations apply transportation management concepts balance transportation cargo be friendly to passengers carry out navigational calculations communicate in air traffic services communicate with customers comply with checklists create a flight plan deal with challenging work conditions ensure aircraft compliance with regulation ensure compliance with types of weapons ensure public safety and security ensure smooth on board operations execute flight plans exert a goal-oriented leadership role towards colleagues follow airport safety procedures follow ethical code of conduct in transport services follow verbal instructions give instructions to staff handle customer complaints handle stressful situations have computer literacy identify airport safety hazards identify security threats inspect aircraft interpret visual literacy keep task records listen actively maintain relationship with customers make independent operating decisions manage financial risk organise aircraft maintenance patrol areas perform flight manoeuvres perform risk analysis perform routine flight operations checks perform search and rescue missions prepare transportation routes respond to changing navigation circumstances respond to customers' inquiries run preventive simulations supervise crew tolerate stress undertake procedures to meet helicopter flight requirements undertake procedures to meet requirements for flying aircraft heavier than 5,700 kg use meteorological information work in an aviation team write work-related reports