Drone Flight Operations Manager - Construction

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Languages: English, Swedish

Requirements

Sound understanding of regulatory requirements pertaining to UAS
Deep understanding of drones and flight theory
Knowledge of Industry-Specific Applications
Understand SORA, Risk Management principles, and emergency procedures
Certified drone pilot with A1/A3-A2 and Specific category
High motivation and being proactive
English Language proficiency
Swedish Language proficiency
Previous experience as a helicopter or airplane pilot or possessing a private pilot license (nice to have)
Previous experience in training or education of students (nice to have)
Knowledge of drone data processing or other data techniques (nice to have)

Responsibilities

Follow up on remote pilots during operations
Establish the right operation safety culture for drones at the company
Assist in approving flight operations in new projects
Conduct maintenance and audits of the operations manual
Audit flight operations on a quarterly basis to ensure compliance and learn from incidents
Assist pilots in conducting risk assessments in new projects and sites that require drone data
Approve operations in new projects or sites that require drone data
Ensure all operations are conducted in compliance with local regulations
Authority to stop the companies UAS operations in case of noncompliance
Follow up on pilots and individual operations
Establish the right safety and flight culture
Help out with pilot training occasionally
Assist in updating the operations manual
Assist in adding new routines or updated way of work if deemed necessary
Work within the drone organisation as advised by the Product Owner

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