GROUND OPERATIONS INSTRUCTOR/AUDITOR

GROUND OPERATIONS INSTRUCTOR/AUDITOR ABX

Air / ABX Toledo, OH Job Details 1 day ago Qualifications 5 years Regulatory compliance Hazmat Safety audits and improvements Ground handling High school diploma or GED Schedule management Driver's License Instructor-led training (training delivery method) Loading Aviation Transportation safety regulations Training & development Freight Senior level Regulatory audits Associate's degree Classroom Teaching Research & development Teaching experience within aviation industry Teaching Full Job Description The Ground Operations Instructor/Auditor focuses on aircraft cargo loading and will conduct SMS Safety Assurance auditing and Safety Risk Management of ground operations processes and services provided by airline employees and contractors. Communicate and coordinate ground operations technical, safety, security, and regulatory matters with airline management and staff, regulatory agents and inspectors, customer and contractor staff, and Professional Loadmaster staff. Provide classroom and on-the-job technical and regulatory training of ground operations cargo and aircraft ground handling processes performed by airline employees and contract service providers. Provide subject matter expertise, research, and development of FAA and TSA compliant methods and procedures for cargo airline ground operations including: air cargo build-up, restraint, and loading; dangerous goods air acceptance and handling; aircraft weight & balance calculation; aircraft loading and ground handling; cargo and aircraft security; as well as operational safety and Safety Management System (SMS) processes. Position will perform Professional Loadmaster duties, flying onboard company aircraft in support of worldwide air cargo charter contracts, performing Ground Security Coordinator duties, managing the safe and secure provision of cargo and aircraft ground handling measures and services for those flights, and administer and schedule PLM program.

Requirements:

High school diploma or GED Five (5) years of experience in aviation cargo operations Current FAA (14 CFR) Aircraft Weight and Balance (Loadplanner/Loadmaster) Certification or ability to recertify upon employment Current FAA (49 CFR) Dangerous Goods Inspector Certification or ability to recertify upon employment Ability to obtain and maintain TSA Security Threat Assessment and/or airport SIDA credential Knowledge of aircraft weight and balance calculation methods and tools Knowledge of

FAR/ICAO/IATA

regulations governing carriage of cargo, acceptance of dangerous goods for air transport, aircraft loading, aircraft ground handling, and cargo and aircraft safety measures Knowledge of cargo and aircraft security regulations and measures Valid driver's license Valid US Passport Ability to travel up to 50% of time

Preferred:

Associate or Bachelor's degree Previous experience conducting audits, evaluations, or other safety assurance measures Previous experience as instructor or trainer Knowledge or experience with IOSA audits Knowelge or experience with ICAO or FAA Safety Management Systems rules and processes