- This position is open to international candidates.
The Accident Investigation Commission of PNG is seeking to recruit a suitable person for appointment to the position of Manager – Aircraft Operations Investigation.
The position is jointly co-funded by the Accident Investigation Commission and the Papua New Guinea – Australia Transport Sector Support Program, funded by the Australian Government.
The AIC was established in 2010 and is responsible for meeting PNG's accident investigation obligations under Annex 13 to the Chicago Convention on International Civil Aviation (ICAO Annex 13). This role is a critical position in leading the investigation into incidents and accidents in relation aircraft operations. The incumbent will lead a team of investigators and actively develop their skills along with the engagement and development of a team of cadet investigators as part of a structured Staff Development and Training Program.
This position is open to both qualified and experienced Papua New Guinea nationals and international candidates.
Key requirements for success in the role include:
- comprehensive understanding and extensive experience in leading aircraft incident and accident investigations
- significant experience as a pilot, aircraft engineer, or air traffic controller
- coaching and mentoring skills to develop the AIC's national investigators
- proficiency in the English language
- good communication skills.
A copy of the job description for the role and details of the remuneration package are available by contacting Mrs. Arlene Pitil at apitil@aic.gov.pg.
All applications should be submitted to:
The Selection Committee
PNG Accident Investigation Commission
PO Box 1709
Boroko, NCD, Papua New Guinea
Or email: apitil@aic.gov.pg
Applications should include a current resume and a statement detailing skills, qualifications, and experience relevant to the key requirements of the role, and certified copies of qualifications and professional licenses.
Applications must be received at the AIC by close of business on Friday, 4 December 2015.
PNG Accident Investigation Commission website: http://aic.gov.pg