The Aviation Planner develops airport master plans, facility planning and programming, capital improvement programs, airport layout plan revisions, and environmental documents to support airport system development. The role contributes to statements of qualifications, interviews, and growth of the planning practice. It plans and directs subconsultant work, establishes schedules, assists with cost estimates, and provides progress and summary reports. The planner reviews work performed by other planners and monitors compliance with program requirements and airport master plans. The position plans, supervises, coordinates, and reviews the work of a small professional planning unit, and evaluates comprehensive studies for orderly airport development, construction, and environmental enhancement. It interacts with airport tenants, government agencies, officials, and community representatives about airport planning and design. The planner manages facility spatial data, including as-built drawings, airport layout plans, signage and marking plans, utility data, and planning studies, and assists with reviews of NEPA-related documents. The Aviation Planner assesses airport sites and facilities for future needs and growth; develops airport documents using knowledge of airport design, construction, FAA regulations and policy, grant compliance, environmental activities, and wildlife hazard management; and conducts studies on airport access, runways, terminal design, surrounding land uses, and environmental factors. The role prepares reports, presentations, and planning exhibits, analyzes airspace surfaces and obstructions, and creates airport layout plans using AutoCAD, GIS, and other programs. It also develops client relationships and supports project capture planning with the business development team.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Mid Level