About the role:

Hamad International Airport is seeking a highly skilled and creative individual to join our team as Airside Operations Duty Manager. If you thrive in a dynamic environment, lead the heartbeat of airport operations, precision meets performance-every flight, every day. Ensuring safety and efficiency from runway to gate and, can help us to achieve this ambition by:

·       Leading continuous improvement of airside operational efficiency, through analysis of key performance indicators, root cause investigations, and stakeholder engagement, in order to support HIA’s vision as a global hub and ensure alignment with QCAA regulatory requirements.

·       To support data-driven decision-making and predictive airside operations, through integration of real-time data sources, predictive analytics, and historical trend analysis, in order to increase operational foresight and proactively manage disruption

·       To oversee and coordinate all airside operational activities at Hamad International Airport, through real-time monitoring, communication with airside stakeholders, and adherence to QCAA safety regulations, in order to ensure safe, compliant, and efficient aircraft ground movements.

·       To ensure compliance with QCAA, ICAO Annex 14, and HIA's Aerodrome Manual requirements, through scheduled inspections, audits, and enforcement of operational procedures, in order to maintain HIA’s certification as a compliant and safe international aerodrome.

·       To implement and oversee aircraft stand and gate allocation policies, through the Airport Collaborative Decision-Making (A-CDM) process and apron control coordination, in order to optimize stand utilization, reduce taxi times, and support on-time performance.

·       To coordinate with Qatar Airways, ATC, Qatar Aviation Services (QAS), and other key airfield stakeholders, through structured operational meetings and on-ground coordination, in order to ensure seamless turnaround and minimize delays or service overlaps.

·       To support adverse weather and low visibility procedures, through proactive monitoring of METAR/TAF reports and dissemination of LVP status via internal alerts, in order to ensure flight safety and compliance with QCAA-mandated procedures.