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Crown Innovations, Inc. · 2 days ago

Air Traffic Control Radar Safety Risk Management Specialist

Mobile, AL

Part-time

Onsite

Mid Level

Crown Innovations, Inc. is searching for a Safety Risk Management Specialist to coordinate a safety management system for radar system implementation. The role involves facilitating hazard identification and safety risk analysis, monitoring safety risk controls, ensuring safety promotion, and reporting on SMS performance.

Air TransportationGovernmentService Industry

No H1B

Security Clearance Required

U.S. Citizen Only

Responsibilities

Responsible for coordinating SMS implementation, facilitating hazard identification and safety risk analysis, monitoring safety risk controls, ensuring safety promotion, and reporting on SMS performance

Conduct safety risk assessments, identifying hazards, analyzing risk likelihood and severity, and proposing risk mitigations

Coordinate the results of their assessments within their respective organizations and with management as appropriate

Responsible for ensuring the quality of participation by having a basic understanding of SRM prior to meetings

Tracks and manage safety issues that require cross-organizational attention, and elevate issues to Management when they determine that a cross-organizational approach is best

Initially, the SRM position working hours of employment will be dependent on equipment delivery schedules

Qualification

Safety Risk Management (SRM)FAA regulationsRisk assessmentsFAA Air Traffic Control SystemSituational awarenessCritical thinkingCommunication skills

Required

Crown's safety risk management Specialist must be equipped with technical expertise in SRM processes, familiarity with FAA, and the ability to work collaboratively across diverse organizational units to proactively manage safety risks

Specialists must possess a combination of education, experience, and specific competencies aligned with the FAA's Safety Management System (SMS) framework

Knowledge of The FAA's internal SMS program, established through Order 5200.11 and supported by policies like FAA Order 8040.4, FAA's Safety Risk Management Policy, to integrate SRM into daily operations, site surveys, site design and implementation

Specialists involved in SRM are expected to have a thorough understanding of FAA regulations, including Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) as a Plus, and be proficient in applying SRM principles throughout the organization's decision-making processes

Specialist must demonstrate the ability to conduct risk assessments, interpret safety data, and communicate findings effectively to decision-makers

Specialists are expected to possess critical thinking, situational awareness, and the ability to exercise sound judgment when evaluating risks and alternatives

Must be a US Citizen and able to obtain a Public Trust