Airport Development Manager (ADM)
Cayman Airports.com
Grand Cayman · George Town · Full-time · KYD$87,444 - KYD$114,768 Per Annum (paid Monthly)
Reporting to the Chief Airport Operations Officer (CAOO), the Airport Development Manager (ADM) is responsible for providing direct management and supervision for the Airport Development (AD) staff. The ADM ensures all AD planning and capital project implementation activities are conducted in compliance with all relevant laws, aviation regulations, the Aerodrome Manual and any other relevant manuals as necessary. Responsibilities include assignment of work to the appropriate AD staff members, ensuring all the necessary tools are available for staff to execute their work, assisting with the selection of consultants and contractors as necessary and providing oversight for all major projects under their purview. The ADM works closely with other CIAA sections and departments to ensure aerodrome safety, aviation security and airport level of service matters are addressed before they escalate.
Manage the development team of planners and project managers to monitor the utilization of airport infrastructure at Owen Roberts (ORIA) & Charles Kirkconnell (CKIA) International Airports airside and landside, ensuring the timely development of Airport Master Plans and interim plans to address areas of concern that affect aerodrome, safety ,aviation security and airport level of service and manage the implementation of agreed solutions following CIAA and Cayman Islands Government policy for procurement and project management.
• Coordinates the planning and development of Airport Development capital projects under the guidance of the Chief Airport Operations Officer (CAOO)
• Assists in the formulation and maintenance of a strategic plan for the development of the airports Coordinates the preparation of (master) plans in line with long-term strategies for sustainable airport development
Oversight and coordination of the conceptual planning, programming and production of final design documents in fulfilment of projects supporting the Airport Master Plan
Facilitates the management of all major airport capital development projects and participates in special studies. The definition of “major projects” shall be determined by the CAOO and/or the CEO
Directs, coordinates and manages the activities of design professionals, technical consultants and contractors
Directs the development of policies, procedures and processes for the implementation of capital improvement projects. Develops project scopes and design standards; to ensure compliance with all regulations related to civil airports
Innovates, evaluates and recommends tools, systems and services for the efficient operation of the airports
• Directs the establishment of a tenant design manual for construction standards, codes and criteria for airport facilities and reviews and approves all tenant development plans
Participates in interaction with all stakeholders in the airport community and developers of adjacent properties concerning airport planning and design activities, and related matters
Directs and participates in the development of capital improvement projects with airport tenants to ensure that projects are constructed with minimal disruption to airport operations and completed in a safe and orderly manner
Coordinates with the commercial department to ensure all planning meets customer service, terminal management and business development (aeronautical/non-aeronautical revenue generation) requirements
Coordinates with the Information Technology department to ensure systems remain operational and its requirements are met in all development projects
Coordinates with the Facilities Management department to ensure the two teams are working in collaboration to meet the overall objectives of the Authority and the Airport Operations department
Ensures the Airport Development section maintains an accurate and up to date library of airport infrastructure records, including but not limited to procurement documentation, construction drawings, as-built drawings, permits, project close-out criteria,