Surveillance Officer

Job Description

Transport Canada Aircraft Services is hiring for the position of Surveillance Officer in various locations across Canada, including British Columbia, New Brunswick, and Ottawa, Ontario. For more information about the Surveillance Officer, please visit our website at Transport Canada. Individuals residing in Canada with permanent residency can apply for these job positions.

Transport Canada Hiring Surveillance Officer Jobs

Education:

• The Candidates who have completed the education in the Surveillance course can apply for this job. The education must be equivalent to the Canadian standards of benchmarks.

Experience:

• With two years of experience in various operational environments, including aerials, shipboards, fields, and shift work.
• Experience in the collection of data and reporting of it.
• Advanced knowledge of handling various software, including Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint slides.

Benefits:

• Free working environment
• Get an opportunity to work independently
• Improve Financial Stability

Key Responsibilities:

The selected officers can easily handle multiple mission profiles, pollution detection programs, and whale observation, and have vast experience in conducting land-based infrastructure observation patrols on board their aircraft.

Skills Competencies:

Agencies prefer dynamic candidates who have vast experience in building and shaping the transportation sector. The selected candidates will have the opportunity to enhance their skills in Transport Canada’s aircraft services.

Surveillance Officer Salary

• $78,909 to $99,200

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How to Apply Online:

Candidates can visit the Transport Canada Aircraft Services website to apply for these job positions. The qualifications and education must meet the Canadian benchmark standards to secure this job. Candidates who have been accommodated for this job during any phase of the recruitment process can be considered for future job opportunities.  Talented candidates have the chance to work in various regions of Canada, including Ontario, Quebec, and the Atlantic provinces.