Navcanada

Aeronautical Information Operations Specialist

Ottawa

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About the role

Challenging, team-oriented work environment.
Opportunities for growth and development.
Assess the operational impact to Aeronautical Information Services (AIS) processes and aeronautical information product users from planned or proposed changes.

Research existing and new aeronautical information related regulations, standards and best practices, and recommend strategies to increase or maintain compliance.
Collaborate with Transport Canada (TC) and relevant organizations to determine the application of Canadian regulations including cases where it appears the regulation does not cover a specific scenario.
Collaborate with TC to propose changes to documents, manuals and advisory material to support the delivery of the Aeronautical Information Service (AIS) in accordance with Canadian Aviation Regulation (CAR) 803.01 and ensure understanding by relevant stakeholders such as airport and aircraft operators, third party procedure designers, etc.
Collaborate with Transport Canada and industry to establish the requirements for data sets to be collected for the effective delivery of the AIS.
The Specialist applies their knowledge and understanding to recommend course s of action to ensure compliance with applicable standards, regulations and practices in the development and introduction of technology or new types of information while ensuring adequacy for use to support aviation operations.

In depth knowledge of Parts III, VI and VIII of the Canadian Aviation Regulations and associated Standards pertaining to Aeronautical Information.
Knowledge of the Canadian NOTAM system, including runway surface conditions (RSC) NOTAM as associated regulations, of airspace classes, designations and usage.
Knowledge of the Canadian AIS system and operational use of aeronautical information printed and electronic products.
Familiarity with Navigation database providers and data integrators (data houses) requirements.
Familiarity with TP312 aerodrome standards and with the Canadian Advisory Circular and Aerodrome Safety Circular system.
Ability to exercise judgment in complex, high-impact operational environments where ambiguity and competing considerations exist.
Ability to interpret and apply regulatory and standards requirements within the operational context of the Air Navigation System (ANS).
Ability to evaluate operational, safety and organizational risk implications of strategic decisions and provide balanced, well-supported recommendations.
Ability to analyze scenarios and determine appropriate regulatory application while maintaining compliance and operational integrity.
NAV CANADA will provide accommodations throughout the recruitment and selection process to applicants with disabilities as required.

Focus and attention to detail.
Strong interpersonal and collaboration skills with peers and other stakeholders.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
Uses active listening to ensure understanding of discussions, requirements, and requests.

Our Company strives to create an inclusive and barrier-free selection process and work environment.

If you require accommodations during this competition process, please ensure that you inform the interview coordinator or hiring manager of any accommodation measures you may require.

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