Air Traffic Controller

1w1 week ago

KBR, Inc.

Houston, US · Contract · $100,000 – $160,000

About this role

KBR's Ascension Island Base Operations and Support Program ensures seamless execution of critical mission support activities on this remote South Atlantic Ocean location. It provides comprehensive logistics, facilities management, and airfield operations for global communications, defense readiness, and aerospace operations. The program relies on a multidisciplinary team for operational excellence and industry compliance.

We seek a highly skilled FAA-certified Air Traffic Controller to manage safe and efficient aircraft movement in and around the airport and designated airspace. This role demands adherence to FAA and AFMAN 13-204 regulations while organizing flight plans and communicating with pilots and ground personnel. Prompt response to emergency situations is essential.

Daily duties include regulating air traffic, monitoring radar systems, and coordinating with emergency services. The controller will authorize commercial and private flights, manage handoffs between control centers, and maintain radio equipment and airport lighting. Situational awareness comes from radar data, pilot reports, and other sources.

Join a proven team sustaining international defense and scientific endeavors on Ascension Island. Belong, Connect, Grow with KBR in a strategically significant environment. Note: This position is contingent upon award.

Requirements

FAA certification as an Air Traffic Controller
Minimum of 4 years of experience in air traffic control operations
Controlled Movement Area (CMA) driver’s certificate
Familiarity with AFMAN 13-204 Volumes 1 and 3 regulations
Valid air traffic controller license

Responsibilities

Control air traffic within the vicinity of the airport and designated altitude sectors to ensure safe operations
Authorize and regulate commercial and private airline flights in compliance with FAA and company regulations
Coordinate and manage flight plans, traffic management strategies, and handoffs between control centers
Provide real-time flight path adjustments or emergency landing directions during adverse weather or emergencies
Monitor and interpret data from radar systems, pilot reports, and other sources to ensure accurate situational awareness
Alert and coordinate with airport emergency services in the event of emergencies or aircraft issues
Inspect, maintain, and operate radio communication equipment and airport lighting systems
Maintain detailed records of flight operations, incidents, and communication logs as required by federal law