Site Manager

Titre de l'offre d'emploi

Site Manager - Edmonton

Catégorie d'emploi

Prestation des services de la FIR

Exigence linguistique

English / Anglais

Type d'accord de travail flexible

Date de fin de recrutement

2025-02-07

Niveau

L1 Zone B

Échelle salariale

Commensurate with Experience / Selon l’expérience

Sommaire du poste

Reporting to the Manager Air Traffic Operations (MATO), the Site Manager is accountable for the safe, cost effective and efficient coordination, delivery, and management of all applicable air navigation services and operations within the specific site(s). This includes the planning, allocation, and management of applicable resources, including all material, financial, and human resources. In addition, the Site Manager is accountable for establishing and maintaining effective relationships with employees, customers, and other stakeholders. The Site Manager would also manage VFR controllers and/or Flight Service Specialists.

Description d'emploi

What NAV CANADA offers you:

- Challenging, team-oriented work environment
- Competitive compensation and flexible benefits
- Defined benefit pension plan
- Opportunities for growth and development
- Flexible work arrangements
- Diverse and inclusive workforce

In this role you will:

- Coordinate, deliver, and manage all applicable air navigation services and operations within the site(s).
- Ensure the safety and quality of services provided by the site(s) in collaboration with the unit.
- Under the guidance of the MATO, identify, develop, and implement safety / quality indicators to monitor site performance.
- Evaluate site performance and identify safety-related issues.
- Partner with Safety and Systems Performance, ANS Service Design, Evaluations and Investigations to formulate and implement corrective measures.
- Provide regular site performance reports to MATO, including progress against corrective actions taken to improve site performance.
- Direct and promote acceptable levels of transportation safety.
- Identify / direct implementation of new technologies to contribute to resource and service improvements.
- Research and pursue the use of existing technology to improve upon safety and efficiency.
- Identify and implement productivity and service delivery improvements.
- Promote an environment of increased awareness of technological advances in the industry.
- Participate in, and implement results of, aeronautical studies.
- Be accountable for site health, safety, personnel, security, and hazard prevention programs and services.
- Plan and manage health, safety, and security inspections, investigations and analysis of safety incidents, accidents, and complaints.
- Plan and manage the development and delivery of site safety training, educational and awareness initiatives, events, activities, and drills.
- Plan, allocate, and manage material, financial, and human resources.
- Establish and maintain effective relationships with key stakeholders.
- Manage a team of represented professionals.

What you bring:
Education:

- Successful completion of secondary school.
- Has or has held an ATS license or certificate or has obtained an equivalent level of knowledge through extensive management experience.

Experience:

- Experience in an operational aviation environment is an asset.
- At least 5 years of relevant experience in the industry with at least 3 years of related supervisory/management experience of diverse and sometimes physically remote teams.
- Proven leadership experience demonstrating the skills required to manage people, processes, and information in an operational environment.
- Demonstrated experience in managing a budget and related financial processes.

Knowledge and Abilities:

- Knowledge of Air Traffic Management and Canadian Aviation Regulations.
- Knowledge of operational policies, standards, procedures, and techniques.
- Knowledge of operational systems and equipment.
- Knowledge of Human Resources policies, procedures, and practices (e.g., collective agreements, team effectiveness, etc.)

How others describe you:

- A strategic planner with good business and financial acumen.
- Strong leader who can coach and mentor a diverse team.
- Strong ability to effectively communicate insights verbally, visually, and in writing.
- Strong relationship building and interpersonal skills, including the ability to negotiate, persuade, and influence stakeholders at various levels and both internal and external to the organization.
- Good customer service, collaboration, and coordination skills.
- Strong problem solving and decision-making skills.
- Good organization skills

Working Conditions:

- This position is based at the Edmonton ACC or another site within the Edmonton FIR but may be eligible for a flexible work arrangement.
- Regular travel within the Flight Information Region (FIR) to ensure visibility and support at assigned sites. Additional ad-hoc travel may also be required.
- NAV CANADA operates in a 24/7 environment; b