Air traffic control specialist at an FAA Federal Contract Tower (FCT) (terminal) directs air traffic so it flows smoothly and efficiently. Issues taxiing and takeoff instructions, air traffic clearances, and advice based on observations and information received from the National Weather Service, air route traffic control en route centers, flight service stations, aircraft pilots, and other sources. Provide separation between landing and departing aircraft, transfer control of aircraft on instrument flights to the en route controllers when the aircraft leave airspace, and receive control of aircraft on instrument flights coming into airspace from controllers at adjacent facilities. Great ability to quickly recall registration numbers of aircraft under own control, the aircraft types and speeds, positions in the air, and also the location of navigational aids in the area.

My demanding professionalism promotes a safe, efficient, and positive atmosphere. As former United States Naval Air Traffic Controller, I am experienced, dedicated, and loyal, an instant asset. I have specialized experience in control tower operations, possessing the drive and motivation that is contagious. Senior controller-in-charge. Directly responsible to the Commanding Officer for the safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of air traffic. Utilized proper ATC phraseology to communicate with pilots to ensure all information and/or instruction relayed clear and concise. Utilized communication equipment coordinating with pilots and adjacent facilities to ensure proper compliance of all Federal Aviation Regulations and transfer of control responsibilities. Prepared and assigned position assignments for subordinate controllers. Facilitated complaints from pilots, adjacent facilities, and the public regarding services or procedures provided by the facility and accumulation of initial data for forwarding to the Air Traffic Control Facility Officer. Documented and accumulated initial mishap and incident records and forwarded such records to e reviewed by the Naval Aviation Safety Center. Control tower examiner, supervised and managed the qualification, currency, and proficiency of 60 controllers. Conducted control tower operations, ensuring aircraft separation, navigational guidance and landing sequence. Oversaw implementation of a Control Tower Simulator at Naval Air Station Fallon, to include room design and layout, collection of required photos, airfield procedures, and voice templates.Naval Air Station Fallon Aviation Safety Committee board member. Attended monthly meetings, provided recommendations for safer procedures during airfield emergencies.Received numerous awards for outstanding meritorious achievement and leadership

Qualified Air Traffic Control Specialist.

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