Air traffic supervisor vs traffic control specialist

Differences between air traffic supervisor and traffic control specialist duties and responsibilities

Air traffic supervisor example responsibilities.

• Lead recruitment and training for first ever associate operational combat flying organization.
• Maintain TSA regulations for headquarters and all satellite offices.
• Keep track of ISF filing for LCL shipments, making sure they're file on timely manner.
• Maintain airspace boundaries and issue traffic alerts as necessary, providing mission coordination assistance, and disseminate weather information as required.
• Perform OJTI and CIC duties.
• Perform lean logistics requirements by recognizing and eliminating wasteful activities from the supply chain and successfully increase product efficiency.

Traffic control specialist example responsibilities.

• Furnish key initiative in all parts of government and commercial contract/compliance and manage transportation, logistics and substance contracting exercises.
• Obtain expertise in ICAO oceanic, terminal, and en-route aviation procedures
• Apply knowledge from both FAA 7110.65 and ICAO regulations to effect service.
• Qualify on all operating positions within the tower and CTO card holder.
• Increase efficiency of QA test cycles for new releases and hot fixes by maintaining and organizing internal QA test environments.
• Perform Haz-mat and firefighting drills quarterly.
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