Spécialiste, Formation opérationnelle (Mandat de 2 ans)

Spécialiste, Formation opérationnelle (Mandat de 2 ans) Prestation des services de la FIR English / Anglais English is required / L'anglais est requis On site / Sur place 2025-06-19 ATT-5 $85,500 - $105,061 Relevant du (de la) gestionnaire, Cours d’apprentissage ATS, le (la) spécialiste, Formation opérationnelle (OTS), est responsable de la planification, de la mise en œuvre et/ou du soutien de toutes les composantes de la simulation dans le cadre des programmes de formation de la FIR. Il (elle) doit assurer le soutien de la prestation de la simulation de reconnaissance vocale et de la simulation dans des postes de pseudo-pilote. Il (elle) offre également un leadership à l’échelle nationale en tant que spécialiste en simulation sur divers projets liés aux systèmes et aux outils de simulation nouveaux et/ou modifiés.

• Challenging, team-oriented work environment
• Competitive compensation and flexible benefits
• Defined benefit pension plan
• Opportunities for growth and development
• Flexible work arrangements
• Diverse and inclusive workforce

• In support of the training requirements of the FIR, develops, maintains, executes, and enhances simulation exercises, databases and documentation, ensuring standardization and conformance to policies, standards and criteria.
• Supports the delivery of simulation training activities.
• Leads FIR or national multi-disciplinary project implementation teams.
• Works with the Manager, ATS Learning Course Delivery and other stakeholders to identify the effectiveness of simulation delivery and opportunities for improvements. Determines simulation impacts in such areas as procedures, systems, technology, and other quality control systems.
• Identifies and implements changes to region-specific courseware and simulation as a result of changes to operational directives, airspace structure, new or updated technology, and/or changes to Operational Training objectives.
• Co-ordinates, prepares, distributes, and supports all data files required by simulators in use at the local training unit.
• Troubleshoots simulation tools issues and follows up with higher level support as necessary.
• Trains stakeholders on the operation of simulation tools and equipment.

• Successful completion of secondary school or an acceptable combination of education, training and/or experience.

• Operating knowledge of all equipment gained through successful completion of formal training courses and experience.

• Thorough knowledge of all aspects of the Air Traffic Services system including procedures and techniques.
• Knowledge of operating systems and data file management practices for the following: Windows, Linux and Unix, as well as networking protocols.
• Knowledge of operating characteristics of all operational systems and input/output devices.
• Current knowledge of air traffic control, flight information centre, and flight service station policies, procedures, publications, airmanship and aircraft performance.
• Knowledge of the NAV CANADA organization, roles and responsibilities including a thorough knowledge of ATC Training.

• Work independently, demonstrate initiative and sound judgement.
• Learn quickly and to think creatively and flexibly.
• Use various Microsoft Office programs including Word, Teams, Onedrive and Excel.
• Communicate effectively.
• Coach and guide in a team environment.
• Adaptable to new technology.

• Establish and maintain effective interpersonal relationships.
• Works well in teams, displays flexibility and openness when dealing with others.

• Influence, tact, diplomacy, persuasion.
• Leadership skills combined with motivation, dependability, judgment, and high standards of performance.

• Work schedule is Monday to Friday.
• Some evening shifts may be required based on operational requirements.
• Requirement for extended periods of high degrees of visual and auditory concentration demands as well as extended periods in seated or standing positions.
• Travel may be required.