Skills by Occupation

geographic areas implement airside safety procedures operate radio navigation instruments comprehensively inspect aircraft perform take off and landing have spatial awareness follow verbal instructions operate radar equipment read 3D displays maintain counterweight inside modes of transport supervise crew use meteorological information common aviation safety regulations undertake procedures to meet aircraft flight requirements operate cockpit control panels create a flight plan ensure ongoing compliance with regulations air transport law air traffic control operations ensure aircraft compliance with regulation aircraft flight control systems civil aviation regulations follow airport safety procedures operate two-way radio systems comply with air traffic control operations manage financial risk ensure compliance with civil aviation regulations read maps operate radio equipment aviation meteorology perform routine flight operations checks analyse work-related written reports undertake procedures to meet requirements for flying aircraft heavier than 5,700 kg perform flight manoeuvres visual flight rules apply signalling control procedures

communicate with customers use different communication channels give instructions to staff respond to changing navigation circumstances maintain relationship with customers respond to customers' inquiries handle customer complaints make independent operating decisions write work-related reports carry out navigational calculations exert a goal-oriented leadership role towards colleagues