Aeronautical Information Operations Specialist (Pilot Non-Flying, AIS Standards)

Job Posting Title Aeronautical Information Operations Specialist (Pilot Non-Flying, AIS Standards) Job Category Aeronautical Information Management, Standards and Procedures Language Requirements Bilingual Preferred / Bilingue de préférence In the event a qualified bilingual candidate is not found, a qualified unilingual candidate will be considered. / Dans l’éventualité où un candidat bilingue qualifié n’est pas disponible, un candidat unilingue qualifié sera considéré.

Flexible Work Agreement Type Hybrid / Hybride Posting End Date 2026-08-03 Job Grade SDP-3 Pay Range $149 553 - $173 658 Job Summary The Aeronautical Information Operations Specialist within the Standards and Procedures, Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) and Instrument Flight Procedures (IFP) Design team develops and maintains standards related to the Aeronautical Information Service (AIS) domain.

The specialist uses their broad and solid aviation background and high degree of analytical skills to assess the operational impact to users of aeronautical information products. These essential qualities combined with a good understanding of aeronautical information management and NAV CANADA processes and functions, bridges the gap between data requirements, operational & stakeholders’ requirements, and aeronautical information products.

The Specialist applies their knowledge and understanding to recommend course s of action to ensure compliance with applicable standards, regulations and practices in the development and introduction of technology or new types of information while ensuring adequacy for use to support aviation operations. The Specialist assesses processes and aeronautical product specifications used in the Aeronautical Information Service(AIS)/Management (AIM) department in relation to the ICAO Annex 15 and 4 Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs), PANS-AIM provisions, Canadian aviation regulations and NAV CANADA procedures and advises on strategies to maintain or increase compliance against the international or national standards.

This position must maintain a broader perspective that includes the use of aeronautical information products in operations (e.g. navigation charts, CFS), and current and future Aeronautical Information Management requirements in order to effectively collaborate with Transport Canada and assess draft ICAO or other material that could affect aeronautical information products or processes. Job Description What NAV CANADA offers you : Challenging, team-oriented work environment.

Competitive compensation and benefits. Defined benefit pension plan. Opportunities for growth and development. Flexible work arrangements. Diverse and inclusive workforce. Key Accountabilities: Research existing and new aeronautical information related regulations, standards and best practices, and recommend strategies to increase or maintain compliance. Assess the operational impact to Aeronautical Information Services (AIS) processes and aeronautical information product users from planned or proposed changes.

Draft AIS-related policies, procedures and, occasionally staff instructions. Provide guidance on the application of AIS-related Canadian regulations, ICAO standards and recommended practices (SARPs) and provisions, NAV CANADA processes and industry best practices to AIS management and other NAV CANADA departments which include, but are not limited to, Customer & Stakeholder Relations, ATS Standards, Technology and ATS Learning.

Collaborate with Transport Canada (TC) and relevant organizations to determine the application of Canadian regulations including cases where it appears the regulation does not cover a specific scenario. Collaborate with TC to propose changes to documents, manuals and advisory material to support the delivery of the Aeronautical Information Service (AIS) in accordance with Canadian Aviation Regulation (CAR) 803.01 and ensure understanding by relevant stakeholders such as airport and aircraft ope