Airline Job in Allentown,PA,USA | Hiring

The Operations and Safety Department of this established airport plays a critical role in ensuring the smooth operation and safety of all airport activities. This department is dedicated to maintaining compliance with stringent federal regulations, coordinating emergency responses, and overseeing the daily activities that keep the airport functional and secure. The airport serves as a vital hub for passengers and cargo, accommodating various airlines and stakeholders. As a leader in airport management, the Operations and Safety Department is responsible for integrating efforts between airside, landside, and terminal operations to uphold a seamless travel experience. This includes cooperation with diverse agencies such as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) to enforce safety and security protocols while complying with industry regulations. The Airport Operations Supervisor position is a key leadership role within this dynamic environment. It requires a professional who can independently perform all tasks associated with the Airport Operations Officer while also overseeing and coordinating airport operations during their assigned shifts. This role acts as a primary on-site authority, supervising all airside, landside, and terminal operations and ensuring compliance with FAA regulations, the Airport Certification Manual, TSA policies, and airport rules and guidelines. The supervisor must exhibit strong emergency management skills, responding promptly to incidents such as aircraft emergencies, medical situations, and adverse weather conditions. Coordination with airlines, air traffic control, and ground service providers is vital for managing airfield closures, construction projects, and special events without disrupting airport functions. Supervisors also maintain inspection reports, work orders, and ensure that snow and ice control measures are implemented correctly according to airport protocols. Daily responsibilities extend to wildlife management, emergency preparedness, and maintaining operational readiness regardless of external circumstances. Effective communication skills are crucial, as the role demands professional interactions over radio, telephone, and email. Maintenance of valid driver’s licenses and the ability to navigate all airport areas are essential for fulfilling inspection and oversight duties. This position demands a highly reliable individual who can work varied shifts including nights, weekends, and holidays, ready to address the fast-paced and often unpredictable nature of airport operations. Candidates for this position should have a background in aviation management, airport operations, or a related field, preferably holding a degree and certifications such as AAAE ACE or a pilot’s license. Experience in airport operations with supervisory capabilities is highly desirable. The role also demands proficiency with airport management systems and standard office software to ensure efficient and accurate operations and reporting. Safety, security, and teamwork drive the mission of the Department, and this position serves as a pivotal point in achieving those goals. The Airport Operations Supervisor will facilitate staff management, training, and compliance enforcement, ensuring that all activities adhere to the highest standards of aviation industry practices. Truly, the role is designed for a motivated leader ready to take on challenges and provide strategic oversight within one of the most critical infrastructures that supports transportation and commerce.

• Must be at least 18 years old
• must wear provided uniforms and personal protective equipment
• maintain a valid driver's license meeting insurance requirements
• ability to operate motorized vehicles for extended periods
• access all airport areas for inspections
• available to work nights, weekends, and holidays
• pass continual training, security, and employment requirements
• possess English language skills in speaking, reading, and writing
• physically able to sit, stand, walk, reach, climb, balance, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl
• use hands and fingers for typing and handling objects
• ability to lift up to 50 pounds and occasionally up to 99 pounds with assistance
• have vision abilities including close, distance, color, peripheral, and depth perception
• auditory ability to decipher radio communications and alarms
• tolerate noise levels up to 150 decibels
• willing to work in inclement weather including extreme cold and heat