ATC Jobs 2022

[Andy Mayes]

Fusion had/have a contract to recruit for Doha recently although I’m not 100% this particular advert is for Doha.

Originally Posted by bettercallsaul

Wondering which country...

https://jobs.flightglobal.com/job/14...ntrol-officer/

[bettercallsaul]

Doha sounds better than Kabul

[TC_Ukraine]

Originally Posted by bettercallsaul

Doha sounds better than Kabul

GAAC has ATC contract with Taliban https://www.france24.com/en/live-new...er-afghanistan

[elspread]

DSATCO job at Middle Wallop
https://www.nats.aero/careers/vacancies/v/274593/

[elspread]

Exeter looking for an ATCO
https://www.exeter-airport.co.uk/car...ntrol-officer/

[elspread]

ANS looking for ATCOs at Edinburgh

https://ans-atc.com/jobs/air-traffic...ers-edinburgh/

[Short Approach?]

Package

Originally Posted by elspread

ANS looking for ATCOs at Edinburgh

https://ans-atc.com/jobs/air-traffic...ers-edinburgh/

Would anyone care to share the salary package for a app/twr rated atco with 12 years of experience from a top 10 euro-airport? Thx!

[chevvron]

Originally Posted by Short Approach?

Would anyone care to share the salary package for a app/twr rated atco with 12 years of experience from a top 10 euro-airport? Thx!

It'll be APS plus ADV/ADI ratings not app/twr.

[mike current]

Originally Posted by chevvron

It'll be APS plus ADV/ADI ratings not app/twr.

TWR is a rating endorsement specific to ADI under EASA / EU 340

[Short Approach?]

Originally Posted by chevvron

It'll be APS plus ADV/ADI ratings not app/twr.

Sorry APS and ADI. Do you have the numbers? :-)

[elspread]

Isle of Man looking for an ATCO

https://uk.indeed.com/m/viewjob?jk=53c01afbba07c7ed

[elspread]

Derry looking for ADI/APP controllers
https://jobs.flightglobal.com/job/14...=europe_widget

[elspread]

London heliport looking for an ATCO
https://www.oxfordairport.co.uk/job-vacancies/

[elspread]

Lighting panel operator at Gatwick
https://www.nats.aero/careers/vacancies/v/276125/

[Buster the Bear]

'Lasham Radio' (2Excel Engineering) looking for a 'radio operator'. Cannot be many airfields in the UK where airliners operate under the watch of an ROCC (air/ground) ticket. Ignore the link title, click and it'll take you there.

https://www.2excelengineering.com/ca...-technician-3/

[chevvron]

Originally Posted by Buster the Bear

'Lasham Radio' (2Excel Engineering) looking for a 'radio operator'. Cannot be many airfields in the UK where airliners operate under the watch of an ROCC (air/ground) ticket. Ignore the link title, click and it'll take you there.

https://www.2excelengineering.com/ca...-technician-3/

The radar expired some time ago so the unit is unlicensed; Talkdownman can tell you more.

[Equivocal]

Originally Posted by chevvron

The radar expired some time ago so the unit is unlicensed; Talkdownman can tell you more.

what is the relevance of this comment - did anyone mention radar?

As for the job, I can see the appeal for some people.

[Rwy1234]

Originally Posted by Equivocal

what is the relevance of this comment - did anyone mention radar?

Excuse me he used to work at Farnborough for over 30 years and they do not make them as good as him anymore.

[chevvron]

Originally Posted by Rwy1234

Excuse me he used to work at Farnborough for over 30 years and they do not make them as good as him anymore.

Thank you Rwy1234. I should add that my good friend Talkdownman operated Lasham Radar for many years part time but was made redundant in spite of the fact he still had an ROCC; he worked at Farnborough and Heathrow.

[Equivocal]

I'm well aware of the history of Lasham and the radar, and of Talkdownman (and have great respect for his skills - there aren't many of us left who've done half-milers on a 424). But Lasham are currently looking for a radio operator; what is the relevance of of bringing up a now defunct radar? All it might do is unnecessarily raise the hopes of someone struggling in the very early stages of their career.

This debate does not contribute anything to the thread so I'll leave it at that.