A Senior Accident and Safety Investigator (Air Traffic Control) is mainly deployed on duties including:

• (a)acting as Investigator-in-charge (IIC) when assigned by the Chief Accident and Safety Investigator (CASI) and leading investigations independently;
• (b)co-ordinating and managing all associated investigative tasks and team members when acting as an IIC;
• (c)compiling accident / incident investigation reports in a timely manner;
• (d)serving as the ATC expert in supporting and advising the IIC on matters relating to ATC operations;
• (e)Collecting pertinent evidence on ATC-related occurrences, conducting safety analysis and making safety recommendation to CASI;
• (f)taking part in International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Accident Investigation Panel (AIGP) working groups when assigned by the CASI; and
• (g)liaising with other air accident investigation authorities and international bodies.

Candidates should

• (a)hold or has previously held a valid Air Traffic Controller Licence with ratings in Aerodrome, Approach and Area Control; and
• (b)have been trained and qualified as an Aircraft Search and Rescue Coordinator; and
• (c)complete a full Aircraft Accident Investigation Course; and
• (d)have a minimum of 12 years' relevant experience in ATC operations and accident / serious incident investigation
• (s); and
• (e)be familiar with the operation of the Mandatory Occurrence Report Scheme in Hong Kong, and investigation of Air Traffic Control related incidents.