Weather Observer​/Radio Communicator

Schedule: 4 days on 3 days off, part-time (only working 8-12 day a month.).

The Weather Observer / Radio Communicator supports the safe and efficient operation of an aerodrome by providing accurate weather observations, aircraft movement information, runway condition reports, and operational communications. This role serves as a critical link between aircraft, ground personnel, and operational stakeholders, ensuring safe flight operations and regulatory compliance.

• Conduct and record weather observations using visual assessments and weather monitoring equipment.
• Provide airport advisory information and operational safety updates to arriving, departing, and transiting aircraft.
• Maintain radio communication with aircraft using VHF communication systems.
• Provide ground control guidance to vehicles operating within the airfield maneuvering area.
• Monitor runway conditions and report hazards that may impact aircraft operations.
• Coordinate aircraft movement information with dispatch, operational teams, and stakeholders.
• Manage passenger manifest reporting and communication requirements.
• Coordinate transportation and logistical support activities for passengers and personnel.
• Assist with aircraft servicing coordination and communicate service requirements to ground support personnel.
• Initiate and support emergency response procedures, including notifications to appropriate emergency agencies.
• Coordinate the issuance of NOTAMs, runway surface condition reports, and operational notices.
• Monitor and support aerodrome security activities and emergency response measures.
• Communicate with maintenance personnel regarding inbound and outbound aircraft to ensure safe airfield operations.
• Collaborate with aviation stakeholders, government agencies, and emergency services as required.
• Perform administrative duties, operational reporting, and record management.
• Provide operational leadership and assume supervisory responsibilities when required.
• Perform other duties related to aerodrome and aviation operations.

• Knowledge of aerodrome and airport operations, procedures, and safety practices.
• Understanding of aviation radio communication standards and procedures.
• Knowledge of weather observation, reporting practices, and the impact of weather on aircraft operations.
• Understanding of runway conditions, airfield hazards, and aviation safety requirements.
• Knowledge of emergency response procedures and incident management.
• Strong verbal communication and coordination skills.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced operational environment.
• Strong organizational and problem‑solving abilities.
• Ability to work independently and make sound operational decisions.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications and computerized reporting systems.

• High school diploma or equivalent.

• Experience in airport, aerodrome, or aviation operations.
• Class 5 Driver's License.
• Flight Services or Air Traffic Control certification.
• Flight Dispatch training.
• Operational aviation environment requiring continuous communication with aircraft, ground crews, maintenance personnel, dispatch teams, and external agencies.
• May require extended hours, shift work, emergency response duties, and additional operational coverage during adverse weather conditions or emergency situations.