Job Ad - Airborne Sensor Operator

Just posting this up for anyone interested in Australia. I'm not affiliated at all and simply came across this online. 


https://www.seek.com.au/job/51424962

Aethon Aerial Solutions provide Pole Inspection, Vegetation Monitoring and Corridor Mapping to local Energy Companies for fire mitigation purposes. 

We require an Airborne Systems Operator on a casual basis in the New South Wales area. As an essential service you will be available to travel and work and provide IT/computer support to small Aviation team. 

 

Primary Responsibilities

  • Adherence to the AAS Field crew code of conduct
  • Actively participate in and contribute to operational safety processes, policies and procedures
  • Evaluating sun angles, tidal and weather forecasts for projects
  • Assist in the submission of flight planning to Air Traffic Control and pilot.
  • Evaluate accommodation and transport options for field operations.
  • Participate in pre-flight and post flight safety checks.
  • Assist with equipment installation, alignment, calibration, and testing.
  • Operation of airborne LiDAR and/or digital imagery systems and ancillary systems.
  • Recording and upload of flight logs and daily reports.
  • Monitoring in flight quality of sensor data, trajectories and overall flight performance.
  • Assist in the routine maintenance and troubleshooting of sensors and other in-flight equipment.
  • QC of data and trajectories.
  • Dispatch field data in a timely fashion.
  • Be confident operating in small aircraft for extended periods
  • Flight and crew management to ensure safe and efficient data collection
  • Assist in monitoring for airborne \ ground hazards
  • Data download, archive and delivery to relevant site office daily.
  • Maintain the security and integrity of all aerial systems and platforms
  • Other duties to assist the field team as required

 

Key performance indicators

  • Strong Computer and IT skills. 
  • Compliance with all Operational Health, Safety and Quality obligations and procedures
  • Operate Aerial Systems and associated equipment in accordance with standard operating procedures
  • Maintain 0 remobilisation to site refly’s due to operator error or oversight
  • Complete required reporting protocols daily to a high standard with < 2 errors per duty period
  • Identification and reporting of any anomalies found during capture or post flight within 24 hours
  • Complete administrative duties weekly with a high degree of accuracy and care
  • Dispatch of collected data before 12pm the following day
    - 12pm Monday for data captured over a weekend

 

Requirements

  • 2+ years’ experience in Aerial Survey utilising either Optech Galaxy series and/ or Riegl LMS/VQ Series sensors and integrated cameras.
  • Comfortable operating in light aircraft for extended periods, both high and low level altitude operations
  • Experience in post-acquisition activities e.g Coverage checks, GPS data processing
  • Competent in the use of GIS and flight planning software packages, as applicable to the type of sensor the candidate is experienced with.
  • Able to be deployed for extended periods, often in remote locations at short notice. Occasional Overseas travel dependant on COVID19 restrictions
  • Current ASIC
  • Current Australian Passport
  • Ability to analyse weather forecasts and sun angles as applicable to the relevant project
  • Intermediate level of mechanical/ electronic aptitude to support installation and fault finding of Aerial Survey systems
  • Mechanically minded and capable of lifting weights > 10 Kgs

 

 

 

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  • Hi Duncan, No problem...it's great that members think of the group when they come across good stuff, e.g., career opportunities, professional development topics, and trending tech./service. Again, Thanks Duncan! Patrick

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