Responsibilities
Shift Operations and Resource Management:
- Supervise all ARFF activities during a designated shift, ensuring crew readiness, equipment functionality, and adherence to safety protocols.
- Monitor airport activities to detect and respond to potential safety risks or emergency situations.
- Manage ARFF resources effectively, including personnel and equipment, to ensure optimal operational performance and emergency response capabilities.
- Conduct daily briefings with firefighters and other staff to discuss operational priorities and safety protocols.
Emergency Response Coordination
- Take charge of ARFF response during aircraft emergencies, directing firefighting actions, coordinating crew deployment, and communicating with emergency response teams.
- Coordinate with airport operations, airlines, and local emergency responders to ensure seamless incident management.
- Direct evacuation, fire suppression, and rescue efforts following ICAO, CAA, and local guidelines.
- Conduct post-incident reviews and prepare reports with root-cause analysis and improvement recommendations.
Monitor Airport Conditions And Weather Patterns
- Continuously assess airport conditions and weather patterns to identify potential risks and ensure ARFF preparedness for various scenarios.
- Provide real-time updates to ARFF teams and adjust response plans as needed based on changing conditions.
Conduct Pre-Flight Inspections and Equipment Checks:
- Perform or oversee pre-flight inspections of ARFF vehicles and firefighting equipment to verify their readiness and functionality.
- Report any equipment issues and coordinate with maintenance teams for quick resolution.
Personnel Training And Compliance With Regulations
- Supervise ARFF staff on shift, ensuring adherence to procedures and safety standards.
- Provide on-the-spot coaching and performance management to firefighters.
- Assist in planning and conducting regular drills, fire simulations, and emergency training exercises.
- Ensure shift-based personnel meet regulatory and certification requirements (e.g., ICAO fire training).
- Oversee and manage ARFF crew training schedules, ensuring that all personnel maintain their qualifications and adhere to relevant safety regulations.
Documentation And Reporting
- Keep accurate and comprehensive records of ARFF activities, including equipment inspections, training sessions, and incident responses.
- Ensure that all documentation is up-to-date and compliant with regulatory requirements, facilitating audits and reviews.
Qualification
QUALIFICATIONS
Bachelor’s Degree In
- Fire Engineering / Fire Technology
- Fire & Safety Engineering
- Mechanical, Electrical, or Civil Engineering (with ARFF/Fire certifications)
Experience
5 - 10 Years of Experience with a recognized ARFF Certification
