Dispatcher
aeroguard flight training centerPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Job TitleThis position is responsible for dispatching, checking in, and managing training flights and simulators. Please see available shifts below: Tuesday through Friday, 9:00 am to 7:00 pmResponsibilities include: Dispatch and check in aircraft and simulators using an online resource management system. Verify students' identity and assure they have proper documentation to fly. Be problem solvers and act as structured communicators between pilots / maintenance / students/ supervisors. Responsible for initiating lines of communication for safe operations and during incidents. Perform other related duties and assignments as required. Supports and participates in the organization's Continual Improvement Program to comply with ISO 9001:2015 requirements by adhering to processes and procedures.
Requirements:
Education preferred: High School Diploma or GED.Logistical or flight school operational experience preferred.
Must be detail oriented and have good computer operating skills.
Customer service skills are a must.
Excellent oral and written communication skills.
Ability to identify problems or potential problems and develop and implement solution.
Microsoft Office is preferred (Excel, Word, Outlook).General office equipment including a personal computer, facsimile, copier, laminating machine, labeling machine, etc.
Physical and Safety Requirements:
Will be working primarily inside the facility. May have limited exposure to aircraft, simulators and equipment. May require prolonged periods of sitting or standing and computer use.
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