The Louisville Regional Airport Authority is hiring for an Operations Specialist I, an entry level position, that under direct supervision, is responsible for managing the use of airport facilities in accordance with established policies, procedures and regulations. Ensures continuous safety and security compliance with FAR Parts 77 and 139, Transportation Security Regulations Part 1542. Major duties and responsibilities include: Conduct daily airfield/facilities inspections for unsafe or non-compliant conditions; facilitate the issuance of Airport ID Media and keys to personnel in accordance with TSR 1542; conduct training, testing and oversight of airport employees operating on movement and non-movement areas of the Airfield; coordinate and monitor airport construction activities to ensure safe and efficient operation including issuance of Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs); Assist Airport Public Safety during emergencies and security incidents, including preparing resulting documentation; perform off-loading and loading of baggage and cargo to and from aircraft, belt loaders, and bag carts.
A bachelor's degree in Airport or Aiviation/Aeorspace Management, Aviation/Aerospace Science, Business or Public Administration or a closely related field. Direct experience or internship in a position with detailed aviation relevance preferred.
The Louisville Regional Airport Authority is an independent municipality established by Kentucky state statute and operating in Louisville, Kentucky. Situated along the banks of the Ohio River, Louisville is the largest city in Kentucky and boasts, an unparalleled park system, arts, culture and a vibrant music and culinary scene. The Authority owns, Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport and Bowman Field. Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport serves approximately 4 million passengers per year and is the home of UPS WorldPort. It serves more than 35 destinations non-stop. Bowman Field is the longest continually running general aviation airport in the U.S. The Louisville Regional Airport Authority is governed by an eleven-member board and is responsible for developing and operating airports and air navigation facilities.