Flight operations specialist vs airport duty manager

Differences between flight operations specialist and airport duty manager duties and responsibilities

Flight operations specialist example responsibilities.

• Personalize and manage a customer SQL network database to consolidate all incoming orders from different marketplaces.
• Attend NCO leadership school Airforce community college.
• Receive and relay emergency aircraft information, updates and post notices to airmen (NOTAMS).
• Company NCO's are selected as master trainers for camp defense against air assault infantry attack.
• Obtain weather information, NOTAMS, and all other pertinent flight information necessary for the safe operation of flights
• Oversee direct deposit enrollment and benefits enrollment organizing and faxing forms to corporate payroll and outsourcing company to ensure employee enrollment.
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Airport duty manager example responsibilities.

• Manage day to day operations including, supervising all fueling operations, issuing NOTAMs, and airport maintenance.
• Provide general daily oversight of airside operations including safety inspections, pavement and electrical inspections, maintenance and repair.
• Create safety policies and security procedures for one of DoD's highest threat awareness airfield environments in the world.