Aerodrome Civil Engineering Expert
Organizational Context
Under the direction of the Director of the Capacity Development and Implementation Bureau (CDI), the Field Operations Section (FOS) is responsible for the development, implementation, monitoring, evaluation, and closure of Technical Assistance (TA) and Technical Cooperation (TC) projects. This role supports the King Salman International Airport Development Company (KSIADC) in developing Riyadh International Airport, ensuring timely evaluations, approvals, and acceptance of project packages by GACA in accordance with GACAR Part 139 and other applicable regulations.
Job Purpose
To provide expert civil engineering advice and supervision for the development of King Salman International Airport, ensuring compliance with GACA regulations and ICAO standards. The role aims to guarantee regulatory compliance, minimize infrastructure risks, secure timely execution of construction, and enhance national capacity through training.
Responsibilities
Assist GACA in evaluating and approving design reviews, supervise construction of runway and terminal structures, monitor execution against schedule, assess airport facilities and equipment capacity, develop and train national counterparts, advise on quality, time, and cost control, and administer contracts. Prepare reports for airport rehabilitation and future development.
Work Experience
Essential: Ten years of experience in planning, designing, construction management, supervision, or modifications of aerodromes. Extensive experience in contract administration, FIDIC procedures, and managing technical correspondence. Knowledge of aircraft operational characteristics and proven ability in cost and quality control. Desirable: Experience in inspections, audits, and certification processes.
Skills
Professionalism, Judgement/Decision-making, Communication, Teamwork, Commitment to Continuous Learning, expertise in civil engineering, aerodrome design and construction, contract administration, FIDIC procedures, cost and quality control.