Aviation Planning Specialist - Master Plans & NEPA

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hawkeye consulting groupFlorida (NY)

Project Management Specialists Other Support Activities for Air Transportation

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DESCRIPTION: The expansion of Our client's airport and aviation consulting practice offers an outstanding opportunity for a Junior andSenior Aviation Planner to join a firm recognized for its innovation and client focused services in the Melbourne or Hollywood, FL Locations. The successful candidate must be self-motivated, exhibit ability to grow independently with capability to lead and manage multiple simultaneous aviation assignments and technical staff. Technical work responsibilities will include completion and oversite of aviation planning assignments, including but not limited to, all aspects of airport master plans, AutoCAD drawing development, AviPlan and/or AirTops aircraft and airport terminal/facility modeling, development of airport layout plan sets, and preparation of project definition documents. Experience with management and development of airport environmental/NEPA environmental documents including Categorical Exclusions (CATEX) and Environmental Assessments (EA) preferred. Additional work responsibilities will include working with airport sponsors regarding day to day operational planning issues, managing project tasks, schedule and budget, identifying regulatory agency (FAA and FDOT) requirements for airport operations and development and evaluating proposed improvements to meet these requirements and developing project scopes and budgets.

POSITION REQUIREMENTS: Bachelor's Degree in Urban or Regional Planning, or Aviation management, or related field required. Minimum 1years of progressive planning experience. (Salary varies for years of experience.) High level of proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint) as well as AutoCAD, GIS, and AviPlan experience preferred. Outstanding written and oral communication skills are required. Possession of an industry appropriate certification, professional license, or a pilot's license is a plus.

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