Wittenberg Weiner Consulting is seeking qualified
applications for an Airfield Management Consultant in Djibouti, Africa. This
position would begin around 1 September 2014.
Summary
The Airfield management position will provide subject matter
expertise (SME) on safe airfield operating conditions, provide technical
expertise for all phases of programmed airfield construction, and airfield
construction and maintenance projects for runways, taxiways, aircraft parking
ramps and lighting systems being performed by military personnel. The position
will also provide SME on airfield improvement activities such as airfield
surface repair, painting programs, and work crews. The consultant will assist
in planning and inspecting airfield improvements, repairs, and continuing
operations. The consultant will provide technical recommendations to the
Operations Officer and Air Operations Officer on all upcoming projects, as well
as the status of ongoing projects. Provide briefings to maintenance and
airfield personnel on airfield operations as well as the proper use of radios
and basic communications procedures. Coordinate with the Djiboutian Airfield
Authority on all matters that affect the commercial airport.
Required Qualifications
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U.S. Citizen
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Active DoD Secret Security Clearance
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Valid U.S. Passport
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Bachelor’s degree plus 10 years experience as
Airfield Manager for a Department of Defense facility OR Master’s degree plus 5
years experience as Airfield Manager for a Department of Defense facility
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Department of Defense Advanced Airfield Managers
Course graduate
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Expert knowledge of military airfield functions
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Expert knowledge of UFC, ICAO, and FAA Circular
Guidelines
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Informational briefing preparation and
presentation skills to large groups and senior level officers
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Ability to prepare and deliver point/position
papers
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Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Windows and
Microsoft Office 2007 Suite to include Word, Excel and PowerPoint
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Valid U.S. Driver's License
Preferred Experience & Qualifications
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International, restrictive and /or hostile environment
operations experience
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Understanding of Navy base-wide operations plans
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Subject matter expertise in advising on major
and minor airfield improvement projects
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Understanding and experience implementing and
maintaining a Bird Aircraft Strike Hazard (BASH) Program that is incompliance
with NAVFAC P-73
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Excellent command of communication skills, both
verbal and written.
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Ability to prepare and confidently deliver
briefings.
Compensation is competitive and benefits are provided. Position
will require a one year commitment (with option years). WWC is an equal
opportunity employer.
If you would like to learn more about this opportunity
with WWC, please submit your resume and a cover letter to Heidi Snell at
heidi.snell@ww-consult.com
