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Coordinates aviation surveillance data, checks code assignments and tracks operational changes for flight systems.
Aviation surveillance and code coordination managers keep ground and airborne surveillance systems working together safely. The role connects technical standards, aviation planning, risk analysis, data handling and communication across airport or air traffic teams.
In job descriptions, look for surveillance infrastructure, navigation systems, interoperability standards, risk analysis, airport operations, cyber security, radio communication, work reports and coordination with aviation teams.
This work is centred on surveillance infrastructure that must connect aircraft, ground systems and operational teams. The manager keeps data, codes, sensors, communication channels and technical standards aligned for safe air traffic oversight.
Useful strengths include aviation planning, radio communication, risk analysis, data management, interoperability standards, navigation-system performance, cyber security awareness and the ability to translate technical issues into operational decisions.
Pay context depends on the scale of monitored infrastructure, staff responsibility, technical authority, risk ownership, reporting duties, airport complexity and whether the role covers improvement projects as well as daily coordination.
People may move in from air traffic operations, airport technical services, aviation systems, safety coordination or surveillance engineering. Development can lead toward airport operations management, aviation systems strategy, safety leadership or infrastructure programme roles.
Check whether vacancies name the surveillance systems, data responsibilities, aviation team interface and decision level. Clear adverts explain whether the work is operational control, technical standard coordination, project improvement or management.
This guide gives editorial career context for aviation surveillance and code coordination manager work. It is not official labour-market statistics or salary data.
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| ESCO URI | http://data.europa.eu/esco/occupation/8c8ec7a2-adbb-4d1a-9a56-a7048d66c00b |
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| ESCO code | 1349.5 |
| ISCO group | 1349 |
| Concept type | Occupation |