Business Knowledge – apply technical/functional expertise use financial acumen and business savvy provide thorough analysis manage technology for maximum impact on productivity promote organizational citizenship.Judgment – analyze issues before making decisions use sound judgment consider immediate and long-term impact of decisions apply systems thinking.Strategic Leadership – develop and communicate vision support the mission and values of the organization champion change and innovation.Basic skill proficiency with Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Excel.Intermediate skill proficiency with Microsoft Word and Microsoft PowerPoint.Familiarization with Federal Air Regulations.Experience developing presentations and delivering presentations in front of groups.Excellent oral, written communication and presentation skills.Able to effectively work in a team environment and promote a cooperative and harmonious work relationship within the department.Able to attend and represent MAC at occasionally scheduled evening meetings (community information meetings, city council meetings, tenant meetings, etc.).Able to respond to emergency pages and phone calls 24/7 that may require returning to the airport after scheduled work hours.Able to effectively manage confrontation.In lieu of a degree, 10 years of related airport operations experience (5 of which included supervision, budgeting, and project management).Bachelor's degree or higher in Business Administration, Aviation, Business Management, Facilities Management, or a field related to airport operations AND 5 years of experience in an airport operations position which included supervision, budgeting, and project management.Assist outside agencies in accident investigations.Prepare and submit accident/incident reports.Respond to accidents and incidents as appropriate.Serve as a primary point of contact for airport emergencies at assigned airports.Develop response plans and procedures for emergency response and security plans for assigned airports.Work with airport tenants requesting development of commercial facilities on assigned airports.
Review and approve tenant construction plans.Work with city and county building and construction officials to establish construction guidelines for the assigned airports.Assist in prioritizing equipment needs.Initiate and process purchase orders for parts, equipment, and supplies needed for airport maintenance and equipment repairs.Schedule escorts for agencies and contractors requiring access to Airport Operations Area (AOA).Coordinate and supervise preventative maintenance programs for equipment.Coordinate airport construction projects with the Federal Aviation Administration, airport tenants, and field maintenance staff.Participate in the development of the capital improvement program for assigned airports.Represent the reliever airport staff at airport development construction meetings.The ability to respond to the airports after hours, attend occasional evening meetings and to oversee a limited number of weekend events is a requirement of this position. The Manager of Reliever Airports is responsible for the daily management, operation, security and maintenance of airports assigned by the Director of Reliever Airports. This position supervises maintenance personnel assists in the development, implementation, and enforcement of Reliever Airports' policies, rules and regulations serves as a point of contact for airport tenants and tenant groups represents the Metropolitan Airports Commission (MAC) at various tenant group meetings serves as a point of contact for citizens and communities surrounding assigned airports represents MAC through public presentations at various community meetings coordinates airport activities with the Minnesota Department of Transportation's Office of Aeronautics and the Federal Aviation Administration works closely with the Airport Development staff to plan and implement airport improvement projects and develops budgets for assigned airports based upon need. The Reliever Airport department consists of one Director, one Assistant Director, and three Managers. The Metropolitan Airports Commission's Reliever Airports department is responsible for the operation and maintenance of the organization's six reliever airports.
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