Cabin Safety Specialist

Lowe's Home Centers•Charlotte, NC

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About The Position

The Cabin Safety Specialist ensures professional standards for inflight emergencies and cabin service while supporting Lowe’s executive-level passengers. The role manages up to thirteen senior- and executive-level passengers per flight, maintains safe cabin operations, and exercises inflight authority over passengers. In emergencies, the Specialist assesses passenger health and the cabin environment, communicates with passengers, and secures the cabin and directs evacuations while pilots fly the aircraft. The Specialist briefs passengers on safety equipment and ensures it is stowed, and leads executive management on flight-safety matters. The position participates in the Safety Management System, helps develop best practices in a dynamic environment, complies with mandatory FAA rules and regulations, and completes continuing education and recurrent training. Additional duties include cabin-safety expertise, food-safety planning, training, catering invoice reconciliation, aircraft stock management, scheduling backup, and other duties delegated by the In-Flight Manager.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED, or equivalent years of experience in lieu of the education requirement, if applicable.
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent years of experience in lieu of the education requirement, if applicable.

Nice To Haves

At least five years of experience as a Cabin Safety Attendant with an airline, business aviation department, or government agency; highly desirable.
Knowledge of culinary arts, food, wine, and menu planning to accommodate first-class passenger service; five years indicated.
Experience leading and training a team of professional Cabin Safety Attendants.

Responsibilities

Ensure the safety and well-being of Lowe’s executive-level management team.
Assess passengers’ health and treat medical emergencies.
Determine the safest evacuation method and lead aircraft evacuations while pilots fly the airplane.
Remain aware of potential inflight emergencies and extinguish fires in flight.
Act as a Cabin Safety Attendant and resident expert on all aspects of cabin safety.
Ensure food safety for passengers, including maintaining profile information about allergies and diets.
Adapt to changing situations while considering weather and business needs.
Ensure initial and recurrent training requirements are met.
Recommend corrective or preventive action for cabin-safety issues.
Use effective Crew Resource Management skills.
Reconcile aircraft catering invoices paid with a Purchase Card (P-Card).
Order and help maintain stock on all aircraft.
Act as scheduling backup to the Flight Operations Manager.
Perform duties delegated by the In-Flight Manager.
Brief passengers on safety equipment and ensure they stow their equipment.
Communicate inflight emergencies to passengers.
Participate in the Safety Management System and help develop best practices.
Comply with FAA rules and regulations and complete continuing education and recurrent training.