Supervisor on Duty - Operations
aviapartner groupItaly (NY)
About the role
Aviapartner isseeking motivated Supervisor on Duty - Area Operations -to join our Airside department in Fiumicino Airport. Part of the activities carried out by the Supervisor on Duty - Area Operations -are: - Ensure the operational continuity of the Operations area by guiding the behaviors of staff to meet company standards and comply with airport regulations, Safety, Security, Health and Safety 81/08, and Quality. - Manages and supervises the staff on duty in the department; - It guarantees the necessary technical and knowledge support for resolving the current operational issues; - Provides the necessary equipment for the staffs in order to ensure operations are conducted in compliance withsafetyrequirements; -Supports the management of the administrative process to handle sickleaves, vacations requests, etc. If you are passionate about Airports and thrive in a dynamic aviation environment, join Aviapartner and contribute to our exceptional service delivery. This announcement has been created with respect for diversity and inclusivity. Knowledge of Weight and Balance processes; Team Building, Team Working, and interpersonal relationship skills; Assertiveness, emergency management, problem solving, stress management; Coordination and leadership skills to ensure the required quality standards, with a professional, punctual, and correct performance; Human Resources coordination; Customer and results orientation; Knowledge and use of IT support; High school diploma/degree; Excellent knowledge of English; Well-groomed and tidy appearance, in line with the reference context; Driving licence (B) and car owner.
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