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UAS Training Manager

Leeds
6 months ago
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Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) Manager

Phoenix Solutions & Consulting is partnering with a leading drone solutions provider, looking to recruit a passionate and experienced UAS Training Manager to work remotely with clients across the UK.

We are seeking individuals ready to take the next step in their careers within the rapidly growing drone industry.

You will be responsible for developing, updating, and maintaining a comprehensive UAV training curriculum that complies with CAA regulations and addresses both theoretical and practical aspects of drone operations. As part of the role, you’ll regularly travel to customer locations, with frequent overnight stays, giving you the chance to connect directly with clients and showcase your expertise. You’ll also spend valuable time in office for internal training and company meetings, where you’ll collaborate with an inspiring team and stay at the forefront of drone technology.

Key Responsibilities

  • Create, revise, and manage all training materials and curricula for drone operations, ensuring compliance with CAA regulations and legislative standards.

  • Conduct regular assessments to evaluate the effectiveness of training programs and implement improvements.

  • Review and oversee the performance of all Course Instructors and Flight Examiners as outlined in the company Exposition.

  • Ensure zero non-conformities in internal audits and maintain up-to-date operational authorisations, renewing them annually.

  • Ensure all internal pilots complete refresher training, maintain required flight hours, and that all demonstration drones are well-maintained.

  • Develop and maintain training literature and digital guides on the correct use of specialist equipment and demonstration of skill techniques for all core products, including certified exams.

  • Investigate any safety-related incidents during A2 CofC, GVC Courses, or Practical Flight Assessments to ensure compliance with the safety policy.

  • Provide a structured management approach to control safety risks in operations, ensuring all paperwork is current and risks are managed and reported effectively.

  • Ownership of the RAE renewal process.

  • Maintain the Safety Management System.

    Requirements

  • Minimum of 5 years in a customer-facing management role within the drone industry.

  • Proven experience in Safety Management Systems.

  • GVC holder

  • Full driving license.

  • Experience with BVLOS operations, fixed-wing, and multirotor drones. (Flight logs as evidence)

  • OSC creation

  • Full rights to live and work in England
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