Manager - Dangerous Goods Training - Inflight Services and Training

Key Responsibilities:

Support Chief Instructor DGR to ensure all procedures and policies are in compliance with ICAO, IATA, DGCA and other international agencies. Prepare and update the DGR Manual, DGR Training Manual, Handouts and Circulars in coordination with Chief Instructor I DGR. Develop DGR training aids (Power point presentations, videos, exhibits, posters and displays) and ensure the training modules are updated regularly. Monitor the overall effective training administration and ensure data is updated regularly. Ensure timely submission of training reports and other documents to the Chief Instructor DGR to be handed over to the Regulator. Support the Chief Instructor DGR to conduct periodic audits across network in operational areas. Submit reports to the respective heads and ensure closure of audit findings. Support Chief Instructor DGR to conduct periodic audits across the network ensuring regulatory compliance for Dangerous Goods as per CAR and IATA DGR. Ensure an auditing and recording system is maintained for all regulatory

requirements

and all operations conform to DGCA requirements. Assess, monitor, coach and provide trainees with feedback. Work

Experience:

Minimum of 5 years’

experience

in transportation of dangerous goods by air. Should be an approved instructor by DGCA as per CAR Section 11, Series C Part I Must have conducted at least 2 DGR training courses in the past six months. Well-rounded civil aviation

experience

in ground handling operations including passenger and baggage handling, cargo operations, and ramp operations is desirable.

Requirements

At least a graduate degree preferably with Physics and Chemistry at 10+2 level. Must possess the Dangerous Goods training Certificate (Category 6) DGCA approved Dangerous Goods Instructor or possession of a Dangerous Goods Instructor course certification is mandatory.

and all operations conform to DGCA requirements. Assess, monitor, coach and provide trainees with feedback. Work

Experience:

Minimum of 5 years’

experience

in transportation of dangerous goods by air. Should be an approved instructor by DGCA as per CAR Section 11, Series C Part I Must have conducted at least 2 DGR training courses in the past six months. Well-rounded civil aviation

experience

in ground handling operations including passenger and baggage handling, cargo operations, and ramp operations is desirable.

Requirements

At least a graduate degree preferably with Physics and Chemistry at 10+2 level. Must possess the Dangerous Goods training Certificate (Category 6) DGCA approved Dangerous Goods Instructor or possession of a Dangerous Goods Instructor course certification is mandatory.