Airport planning engineer
Also searched as: Ingeniero especializado en planificación aeroportuaria
Code 2142.1.1
What does a Airport planning engineer do?
Airport planning engineers manage and coordinate the planning, design, and development programs in airports.
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Essential skills
Knowledge
- Materiales metálicos para la aeronave
- geological factors in airport construction
- land use for airport planning
Skills and competences
- implement strategic management
- compare contractors' bids
- compile airport certification manuals
- comply with legal regulations
- design customised maps
- execute feasibility study
- monitor aviation growth trends
- interact with airport stakeholders
- write work-related reports
- apply airport standards and regulations
- have computer literacy
- work in an aviation team
- use different communication channels
Transversal competences
- create an airport master plan
- direct airport subcontractors
- manage airport development resources
- manage budgets
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