Senior Executive - DGR Instructor - Ground Crew Security

Job Description

A minimum of a graduate degree, preferably with a background in Physics and Chemistry at the 10+2 level.

At least 10 years of experience in a relevant job function.

Must complete in-house DGR training for all functions as a trainee and pass the IATA DGR Instructor course.

Successfully clear an interview and viva assessment conducted by DGCA.

Strong organizational, communication, and leadership skills.

A commitment to maintaining high safety standards and compliance with DGCA regulations.

Training and Approval Process: The training and approval process for these instructors is expected to take approximately 6 months, encompassing:

Completion of in-house DGR training for all functions as a trainee.

Passing the IATA DGR Instructor course.

Clearing an interview and viva assessment conducted by DGCA.

Upon DGCA approval, the recruitment for these positions will be deemed complete and valid.

Job Description And Key Responsibilities

Conduct specialized Dangerous Goods Training for designated functions within the organization (e.g., Ground Crew Customer Service, Ground Crew Security, Cabin Crew).

Develop and maintain training materials, including videos, demonstration materials, presentations, handouts, etc., ensuring they are up-to-date and effective.

Prepare and update essential training documents such as the DGR training manual, exercises, handouts, question papers, registration forms, attendance sheets, course evaluation forms, and training certificates.

Maintain a complete and confidential record of training participants, including registration, attendance, category of training, examination results, and refresher training due dates.

Assess participants through written and skill assessments in a fair and consistent manner.

Coordinate with the Learning Support team for the timely submission of assessment results and the preparation and distribution of certificates to successful participants.