TITLE: AIR OPERATIONS ASSISTANT
NUMBER OF POSTS: 15
Duty Stations: Mali
Bamako, Gao, Tessalit, Timbuktu, Kidal,
Mopti
DURATION: 9 MONTHS
RENUMERATION: BETWEEN UDS $180 & $240
PER WORKING DAY PLUS DAILY
SUBSISTANCE ALLOWANCE (VARIABLE AMOUNT)
FOR ONLY INTERNATIONAL CANDIDATES
RESPONSABILITIES :
Within the delegated authority, the Air operations Assistants will carry out the following duties :
- Plans and coordinates air transportation activities / air operations with respect to Mission’s/Organization’s
requirements and in accordance with the DPKO Aviation Manual, DFS Aviation Safety Program, Standard
Operating Procedures (SOPs), International Regulations and Local Area Procedures.
- Provides inputs to the management on the efficient, economical and safe of the UN air assets by bringing
deficiencies to the attention of an Officer, and monitors technical and safety performance of aviation assets
assigned to the Mission.
- Liaises with relevant aviation authorities for the coordination of flight clearances.
- Assists in the development and implementation of the Mission Aviation SOPs in compliance with current DPKO
Aviation Manual, Host Nation Aeronautical Information Publications (AIPs), Annex 6 to the Chicago Convention
and the CAA regulations of the country of registry of air carrier by making recommendations to the Officer.
- Performs inspections of aircraft and aircrews to ensure compliance with the provisions of aviation contracts for
operational and administrative acceptance in accordance with the long term aircraft charter agreements or letters
of assists (LOAs).
- Monitors compliance of aircraft worthiness and certification, and produces aircraft performance, carrier
assessment and contract completion reports, and all required operational orders, flight requests, reports,
statistical analysis and operational estimations.
- Oversees ramp activities, coordinates and monitors all ground activities at airfields and helicopter landing sites.
- Conducts tracking and flight following of the air assets and coordinates SAR, CASEVAC/MEDEVAC Operations,
if required.
- Through the designated personnel, ensures the provision of firefighting and rescue services at Heliports/airfields, liaises with companies contracted by UN.
- Coordinates with the host country’s airports authority and CAA on issues and matters concerning flight operations and operation of airfields/helipads.
Monitors the physical state of landing sites, helipads, assigned buildings, hangars and other relevant
Assets/equipment in the assigned area of responsibility.
- Carries out administration of all activities related to quality assurance and standardization, including risk
management.
- Conducts budget related activities such as management and preparation of the allotments, sub-Allotments and
re-deployment of funds when necessary in order to ensure that funds are available to carry out the Section’s
activities, and prepares aviation budget performance reports and other reports, as required.
- Monitors the Field Post Management system as maintained by the Human Resources Section and prepares
monthly staffing/incumbency reports.
- Monitors and evaluates compliance with the DFS Aviation Safety Programme.
- Performs other related duties as required. |