AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER

GUO YI MANAGEMENT PTE. LTD.; Singapore; On-site; SGD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading air traffic management company is seeking an Air Traffic Controller in Singapore. The role involves ensuring the safe and orderly movement of aircraft in assigned airspace, providing clearances and instructions to pilots, and managing traffic flow during all phases of flight. Successful candidates must demonstrate excellent situational awareness, precise communication skills, and the ability to react decisively in emergencies. This position is critical to maintaining aviation safety at all times.

Responsibilities

• Provide clearances, instructions, and advisories to aircraft to maintain safe separation.
• Control aircraft movements during takeoff, landing, taxiing, and en-route phases.
• Maintain required separation standards to prevent collisions and airspace conflicts.
• Continuously monitor radar and flight progress to resolve potential hazards.
• Communicate effectively with pilots using standard aviation phraseology.
• Coordinate with adjacent control units and emergency response teams.
• Assess weather conditions and provide updates affecting flight operations.
• Manage airspace restrictions and traffic flow adjustments.
• Respond to in-flight emergencies and activate emergency procedures.

Job description

An Air Traffic Controller (ATC) is responsible for the safe, orderly, and expeditious movement of aircraft within assigned airspace and on airport movement areas. The role requires continuous situational awareness, precise communication, and strict adherence to aviation regulations to ensure flight safety at all times.

Key Responsibilities

• Air Traffic Control Operations

  • Provide clearances, instructions, and advisories to aircraft to maintain safe separation in the air and on the ground.
  • Control aircraft movements during takeoff, landing, taxiing, and en‑route phases in accordance with established procedures.

• Safety & Separation Assurance

  • Maintain required separation standards between aircraft to prevent collisions and airspace conflicts.
  • Continuously monitor radar displays, flight progress strips, and surveillance systems to detect and resolve potential hazards.

• Communication & Coordination

  • Communicate effectively with pilots using standard aviation phraseology.
  • Coordinate with adjacent control units, airport operations, meteorological services, and emergency response teams.

• Weather & Airspace Management

  • Assess weather conditions and provide timely updates and advisories affecting flight operations.
  • Manage airspace restrictions, traffic flow adjustments, and rerouting as required.

• Emergency & Abnormal Situations

  • Respond promptly and decisively to in‑flight emergencies, equipment malfunctions, medical situations, and security incidents.
  • Activate emergency procedures and coordinate with rescue, fire, and medical services.