Training Specialist

Red Sea Global; Umluj; On-site; SAR 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative aviation company located in Saudi Arabia is seeking a Specialist - Training to oversee the training of Ground Operations personnel. The role requires ensuring compliance with aviation regulations while delivering high-quality training. Candidates should have at least 3 years of experience in aviation training, a relevant degree, and exceptional communication skills. This position offers the chance to contribute to safety and operational excellence in the aviation industry.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years of experience in aviation ground operations training.
• Proven experience conducting instructor-led courses.
• Strong analytical and reporting skills.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality training consistent with regulatory requirements.
• Monitor trainee progress and provide coaching.
• Continuously improve training materials based on updates.

Skills

Training & Development

Aviation knowledge

Presentation skills

Communication in English

Education

Bachelor’s degree in aviation or related field

Diploma with aviation training experience

Tools

MS Office Suite

Digital training platforms

Job description

Fly Red Sea operates as a subsidiary of Red Sea Global and is part of the Red Sea Global Group of companies. We specialize in providing air mobility services to our Red Sea destination. As a subsidiary, Fly Red Sea benefits from shared strategic goals and collaborative initiatives within the Red Sea Global group of companies, enhancing our ability to serve our clients effectively.

Join a world-class team dedicated to innovation, hospitality, and unmatched service. Unlock endless opportunities in the aviation industry and soar to new heights.

We are purpose-driven and committed to people and planet. Our transformative programs are a driving force to achieving Vision 2030, as well as leading the world towards regenerative tourism.

Be part of a legacy that’s shaping the future of travel - your journey starts here.

Join Fly Red Sea and be part of the positive change for Saudi Arabia and the world.

Specialist - Training

The Specialist – Training plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the competency, compliance, and ongoing professional development of Ground Operations personnel. The position is responsible for delivering high‑quality training, ensuring alignment with the organization’s approved Training Manual, and all applicable regulatory requirements under GACAR Part 151, GACAR Part 68, and relevant airline standards (IATA IGOM, AHM, DGR).

Serving as both a subject‑matter expert and professional role model, the Specialist ensures that all training activities, including classroom, practical, and On‑the‑Job Training (OJT) evaluations, are conducted to the highest standards of safety, service, and operational excellence.

\ Objectives

• Ensure full compliance and competency achievement for all trainees by delivering and assessing all required curricula in accordance with the TRSASC GACA‑approved Training Manual, Training Program, Course Syllabi, and applicable GACAR regulations (Part 151, Part 68). This includes ensuring all trainees meet defined knowledge, skills, and behavioral competency standards before being authorized for operational duties.
• Deliver training with the highest degree of accuracy, compliance, and professionalism, consistently applying approved instructional techniques and ensuring that course content is factually correct, operationally relevant, and aligned with TRSASC procedures, airline policies, and regulatory requirements. Training must reflect operational realities at both water aerodromes and airport environments.
• Maintain complete, accurate, and audit‑ready training documentation at all times, including attendance sheets, assessment records, OJT checklists, competency forms, training matrices, and digital records. in accordance with regulatory retention requirements and are readily accessible for internal audits, GACA inspections, and airline compliance reviews.
• Serve as a mentor, role model, and ambassador of TRSASC values, safety culture, and professional standards, demonstrating exemplary conduct, compliance, and operational discipline. Provide coaching, guidance, and corrective feedback to staff throughout the training and OJT process, reinforcing a culture of accountability and continuous improvement.
• Continuously develop, revise, and improve training materials to ensure alignment with evolving operational needs, regulatory updates, revised aircraft/airline procedures, safety recommendations, post‑incident lessons learned, and TRSASC’s strategic direction. This includes adapting course content to reflect seasonal operational trends, changes in water aerodrome procedures, and requirements introduced by new equipment or technologies.
• Enhance the overall competency, performance, and readiness of Ground Operations personnel working across all TRSASC service areas, including airside, landside, resort‑based remote check‑in, baggage acceptance, passenger handling, ramp safety, water aerodrome support, and seaplane operations by ensuring that training outcomes directly strengthen operational performance, service delivery, and safety standards.
• Support operational resilience and readiness by ensuring that personnel are trained and competent in emergency procedures, irregular operations handling, aviation security requirements, and safety management system (SMS) principles, enabling effective response under both normal and abnormal operating conditions.
• Promote standardization and uniform delivery of ground services by ensuring personnel across different resorts, terminals, and water aerodrome locations apply procedures consistently, reducing operational deviations and enhancing service reliability and guest experience.
• Monitor trainee progress and identify development needs, providing targeted coaching, remedial training, or enhanced instruction where required to support both individual performance and departmental capability development.
• Actively participate in internal reviews, hazard identification activities, post‑incident debriefs, and safety forums, ensuring that training content incorporates operational feedback and risk‑reduction strategies aligned with TRSASC’s SMS.

Recruitment Criteria

Education

• Bachelor’s degree in aviation, Training & Development, Education, or a related field; OR
• Diploma/certificate in a relevant technical field with strong aviation training experience.

Experience

• Minimum 3 years of experience in aviation ground operations training or equivalent.
• Proven experience conducting instructor‑led courses and OJT evaluations.
• Demonstrated understanding of Airside/Landside Operations, Passenger & Baggage Handling, Ramp Safety, and Regulatory Compliance.

Accreditations & Certifications

• Certified Instructor / Training Specialist accreditation preferred.
• Completion of a recognized Train‑the‑Trainer or Instructional Techniques program.
• Must maintain currency on all training material, operational procedures, and GACA/IATA standards relevant to the role.
• Strong presentation, facilitation, and coaching skills.
• Excellent communication abilities in English; Arabic is an advantage.
• Strong analytical, reporting, and documentation skills.
• Proficient in MS Office Suite and digital training platforms.
• Demonstrated professionalism, leadership, and high personal standards.