Air Traffic Control Specialist (Terminal)
us department of warFort Bragg (NC)
Air Traffic Control Specialist (Terminal)
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us department of warFort Bragg (NC)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Air Traffic Control Training Manager Create and manage Air Traffic Control (ATC) training programs that comply with Department of the Army regulations. Serve as the Air Traffic Control (ATC) Standardization and Training Manager for the Fort Bragg Airfield Division. Manage ongoing proficiency training tailored for each Air Traffic Control (ATC) facility. Develop course outlines, instructional materials, visual aids, simulated non-radar control problems, and other special training aids or methods of instruction for ATC facilities. Direct air traffic safely, orderly, and efficiently within assigned sectors.
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