Senior Aerodrome Fire Officer and Aircraft Fueller

Overview

Role summary: To manage the Aerodrome Fire and Rescue Service and staff (including writing monthly rosters) at a UK CAA Licensed Aerodrome in accordance with relevant legislation and regulations.

Manage the aviation fuelling facilities in accordance with Air Navigation Order, CAA regulations and other appropriate legislation.

Responsibilities

· Effective management of the ARFFS and aircraft fueling operation.

· Providing annual leave cover for ARFFS staff.

· Liaise with internal (ATC) and external agencies.

· Follow and comply with the Company’s Safety Management System (SMS).

· Preform ancillary tasks as required to maintain effective running of the RFFS department.

· Take responsibility for your own actions.

· Interact effectively with other RFFS members.

· Comply with appropriate training programme (RFFS and fuelling).

· Maintain CAA and company administrative records in accordance with published procedures.

· Liaise with the Wildlife Control Officer.

· Liaise with customers regarding refuelling requirements.

· Report incidents or unavailable services in accordance with local procedures and the Redhill Aerodrome SMS.

· Oversee regular emergency training scenarios for the RFFS.

· Maintain a current Fire-fighters Medical certificate.

· Attend courses as appropriate to facilitate performing the required RFFS functions required by the Aerodrome Management.

· Carry out other reasonable duties as required.

Skills

  • Proven expertise in aerodrome fire safety management and aircraft refuelling procedures.
  • Strong time management skills to prioritise tasks effectively in high-pressure situations.
  • Analytical skills to assess risks, investigate incidents, and optimise operational processes.
  • Excellent communication skills for clear coordination with diverse teams and stakeholders.
  • Ability to remain calm under pressure while making quick, informed decisions.
  • Organised approach to documentation, reporting, and compliance activities.
This role requires a dedicated professional committed to maintaining the highest standards of safety and operational excellence within a fast-paced aviation environment. Pay: £38,000.00-£40,000.00 per year

Benefits

  • On-site parking
  • Private medical insurance
Work Location: In person
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