Aerodrome Safety Inspector

Salary: Information about salaries and pay entitlements for this position is available on the
Treasury Board Secretariat web site.

Benefits and Entitlements: Information about pensions and benefits is available on the Treasury Board Secretariat web site. For information on all other entitlements, view the Collective Agreement for the TI group.

Work Locations: This is the only work locations for the Flight Simulator Technician position. Please note that when submitting your application, the form may contain other work location selections across Canada. Therefore, when you register to this position, please ensure that you select one or more of the work locations as listed below. Click here to view a map of Canada.

Language requirements: Various

Useful information about the various language requirements and language testing can be obtained from the Public Service Commission of Canada.

Minimum Qualifications:

Candidates must fully demonstrate in their application that they meet all of the minimum qualifications.

Education:

Experience

Depending on the job, you may also be required to possess one or more of the following experience:

Citizenship:

Preference will be given to Canadian citizens. Please indicate in your application the reason for which you are entitled to work in Canada: Canadian citizenship, permanent resident status or work permit. More useful information about Citizenship requirements can be obtained on the Public Service Commission web site.

Job Functions:

Aerodrome Safety Inspectors develop rules, standards and procedures for all aspects of airside safety, including aerodrome physical and operational requirements, land use and zoning, and evaluate the impact of noise on residential communities and wildlife. Based on factors such as traffic volume and traffic patterns, specialists evaluate requirements for maintenance, lighting, markings, emergency response plans and aircraft fire fighting services.

About the Organization:

Aerodrome Safety Inspectors at Transport Canada work within the Civil Aviation Directorate of the Safety and Security Group. The Civil Aviation headquarters directorate determines program contents, policy and standards, while the regions deliver the program. For more information on the directorate, you can visit the Civil Aviation section of the Department's Internet web site.

Within the Civil Aviation Directorate, the Aerodrome Safety Branch is responsible for inspecting and certifying airports and aerodromes in Canada, from large metropolitan airports to single strip community airfields. For more information on the Aerodrome Safety Branch, you can visit the Aerodrome Safety section of Transport Canada's Internet web site.