ASL Aviation Holdings is a leading aviation services company based in Swords, Ireland, close to Dublin Airport. The ASL Aviation Holdings Group includes 4 wholly owned European airlines; ASL Airlines Ireland, ASL Airlines Belgium, ASL Airlines France and ASL Airlines Hungary. The Group also has airline operations in South Africa, Thailand and India. Additionally, the Group includes maintenance facilities and several leasing entities. ASL’s airlines operate under their own brands and operate passenger and cargo networks on behalf of major international customers, particularly in the express freight and postal sectors. The Group’s global operations serve over 65 countries.

The Global ASL fleet of 130 aircraft includes 17 aircraft types including cargo aircraft with payloads from the B747-400’s 117 tonnes to the 4 tonnes of the turbo prop ATR 42-300. Passenger capacity is between 189 on the B737-800 to 72 on the ATR 72-500.

In 2019 ASL’s airlines operated 77,529 flights, equivalent to 212 flights per day or 8 per hour, 365 days of the year. The airlines carried 5,100,000 passengers and 700,000 tonnes of freight.

While some of the group airlines were founded more than 40 and 50 years ago, ASL Aviation Holdings’ foundation essentially began in 1998 and the company has been profitable every year since its incorporation. Annual revenue now exceeds €1.1bn EUR.

ASL employs 2,500 people globally of 51 different nationalities. The Group’s vision is to be the aviation service provider of choice through excellence, experience and expertise.

• Manage the collection, analysis and reporting of data, captured in the data base, gathered through mandatory and voluntary feedback.
• Manage and analyse data from flight recorders and detects deviations from flight procedures. Prepare summary reports and launch the appropriate procedures in collaboration with the Manager.
• Support the development and implementation of the risk awareness programme for all relevant personnel.
• Participate in monthly meetings Safety / Training / Sector to review key findings (e.g. excessive deviations, notorious and repeated deviations from the procedures in force) and request additional information/ explanation as appropriate.
• Develop the monthly safety flight reports for the regulator.
• Participate in the publication of a quarterly flight safety newsletter.
• Keep up to date with aviation safety and relevant developments in this field.
• Maintain competence on the basis of continued education and training in their area of responsibility. The company will facilitate this process.

• Aviation Safety Management experience (required).
• Bachelor’s degree in Aviation/Safety related field (preferable).
• Formal training in Safety Management Systems (SMS), Hazard & Risk Management, Aviation Human Factors, Accident & Incident Investigation, and Emergency Response Planning.
• Have or have held an Airline Transport Pilot's license (ATPL), or dispatcher license, aircraft engineering licence, or equivalent skills/competencies.
• Knowledge of relevant regulations and Air Transport Law
• Knowledge in Quality of service target setting and measurement.
• Good report writing skills

Fixed Term contract for 6 months