Observer Communicator
- NT, Canada
- Northwest Territories, Canada, Canada
Full-time
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- English
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Original job description
ATS Services is looking for Observer-Communicators to join our Northwest Territory team. This is an exciting opportunity within an internationally recognized company!
Observer-Communicators provide the aviation sector with essential meteorological information by performing hourly weather observations and special observations to maintain current weather conditions. Aviation weather reports include cloud types, heights, and amounts, visibility, precipitation types and amounts, wind speed and direction, temperature and humidity information, atmospheric pressure information. Our reports are transmitted and made available to a wide range of users within diverse national agencies.
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Open Sites
Observer-Communicators provide the aviation sector with essential meteorological information by performing hourly weather observations and special observations to maintain current weather conditions. Aviation weather reports include cloud types, heights, and amounts, visibility, precipitation types and amounts, wind speed and direction, temperature and humidity information, atmospheric pressure information. Our reports are transmitted and made available to a wide range of users within diverse national agencies.
To Assume This Position, You Must
- Be available for rotational shift work
- Be at least 18 years of age
- Have reliable transportation to and from work location
Open Sites
- Numerous locations are open across Northwest Territories.
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Responsibilities
Perform hourly and special weather observations to provide current meteorological information to the aviation sector. Report cloud types, heights and amounts, visibility, precipitation, wind, temperature, humidity, and atmospheric pressure, and transmit reports to users in national agencies.
Requirements
Applicants must be at least 18, available for rotational shift work, and have reliable transportation to and from the work location. Successful candidates must complete a 9-to-11-week training course in Fort Smith, Northwest Territories; training is provided at no cost, but no wages are paid during training.
Skills
- Hourly Weather Observations
- Special Weather Observations
- Meteorological Reporting
- Cloud Identification
- Visibility Assessment
- Precipitation Observation
- Wind Measurement
- Temperature Measurement
- Humidity Measurement
- Atmospheric Pressure Measurement
- Aviation Weather
Benefits
- Training Travel
- Training Accommodation
- Training Per Diem
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Categories
- Transportation
- Science & Research
Keywords
- Aviation Weather
- Meteorological Information
- Weather Observations
- Hourly Observations
- Special Observations
- Cloud Types
- Cloud Heights
- Cloud Amounts
- Visibility
- Precipitation
- Wind Speed
- Wind Direction
- Temperature
- Humidity
- Atmospheric Pressure
- Weather Reports
- Rotational Shift Work
- Northwest Territories