Treon Phillips

• Aircraft Movement Management:

Coordinate the safe and efficient movement of aircraft in the air
Provide clearances, instructions, and advice to pilots while en route.
Monitor aircraft using radar, radios, and other tracking systems to ensure compliance with regulations.

• Communication and Coordination:

Communicate effectively with pilots, ground crew, and other controllers.
Coordinate with other air traffic control facilities to manage the flow of air traffic across different airspace.

• Safety and Emergency Procedures:

Ensure compliance with aviation safety regulations and standards.
Manage emergency situations, such as aircraft in distress, by providing critical information and guidance.
Implement contingency plans and emergency protocols when necessary.

• Traffic Flow Management:

Optimize traffic flow to prevent delays and maintain efficient use of airspace.

• Airspace Management:

Manage the assigned airspace, including restricted, military, and commercial areas.
Implement air traffic control procedures to maintain separation between aircraft and avoid collisions.

• Training and Development:

Assist in training junior air traffic controllers and providing mentorship.
Stay updated on new air traffic control technologies, procedures, and regulations.

• Aircraft Traffic Management:

Direct and manage the safe and orderly movement of aircraft within assigned airspace, both in the air and on the ground.
Provide clearances and instructions to pilots during takeoff, landing, and while en route to ensure safe distances between aircraft.

Demonstrate effective coordination and control of air traffic within approach control procedural area.

• Communication Monitoring:

Utilize procedural control, radios, and other communication systems to monitor aircraft positions and movements.
Provide pilots with real-time information about weather conditions, potential hazards, and other essential updates.

• Coordination and Collaboration:

Work closely with other air traffic controllers, both within the same facility and at other locations, to coordinate the seamless flow of air traffic across different sectors.
Communicate with ground control, pilots, and other personnel to ensure all operations are synchronized and efficient.

• Handling Complex Situations:

Manage more complex and high-traffic airspace compared to Level 1 controllers, often requiring quick decision-making to maintain safety.
Respond to and manage emergency situations, such as aircraft in distress, by providing necessary instructions and support.

Sequence arriving and departing aircraft to maximize runway capacity.

• Training and Mentorship:

Assist in training and mentoring trainee air traffic controllers and other less experienced personnel.
Participate in ongoing professional development to stay updated on new regulations, technologies, and procedures.

• Regulatory Compliance:

Ensure all air traffic control activities comply with national and international aviation safety regulations and standards.
Implement established procedures to maintain safety, efficiency, and compliance in air traffic operations.

• Aircraft Guidance:

Provide instructions to pilots for takeoff, landing, and while en route. Manage the safe movement of aircraft within controlled airspace, ensuring proper separation.

Manage aerodrome control operations, including runway traffic control, ground control, and emergency response.

• Communication Monitoring:

Use radio communication to monitor and direct aircraft. Provide pilots with critical information such as weather conditions, runway closures, and other relevant data.

• Compliance and Safety:

Ensure that all operations comply with national and international aviation regulations. Follow established procedures to maintain safety and efficiency in air traffic operations.

• Coordination:

Coordinate with other controllers, both within the facility and at other locations, to manage the flow of air traffic. Work closely with ground crew and other personnel to ensure smooth airport operations.

• Handling Emergencies:

Respond to emergency situations, such as aircraft in distress, by providing necessary support and instructions. Implement emergency procedures as required to ensure the safety of aircraft and passengers.

• Training and Development:

Participate in ongoing training to stay current with new procedures and technologies in air traffic control. May assist in training newly hired air traffic controllers under the supervision of senior controllers.

• Assist air traffic controllers by monitoring and managing various communication and radar systems.
• Relay essential information between air traffic controllers and pilots or other relevant personnel.
• Prepare and maintain flight progress strips and other documentation used by controllers to track aircraft movements.
• Act as a liaison between different air traffic control units, ensuring seamless communication and coordination.
• Handle routine communications with pilots, providing them with standard information, clearances, and instructions.
• Input and update flight data in control systems, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.
• Monitor the progress of flights and report any discrepancies or issues to senior controllers.
• Assist with administrative tasks, such as compiling reports, maintaining records, and managing other documentation related to air traffic control operations.
• Collect, process, and distribute essential aeronautical information, such as Notices to Airmen (NOTAMs), flight plans, and navigation charts.
• Ensure that all published aeronautical data is accurate, up-to-date, and complies with international and national regulations.
• Prepare and disseminate aeronautical publications, including charts, manuals, and other documents required for flight operations.
• Maintain and update aeronautical databases with the latest information, ensuring that all stakeholders have access to current data.
• Respond to inquiries from pilots and other aviation personnel regarding aeronautical information.
• Ensure all aeronautical information is compliant with international standards set by organizations such as ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization).
• Participate in audits and reviews to ensure the accuracy and integrity of aeronautical data.

• Utilized strong multitasking skills to manage multiple priorities and tasks, ensuring timely completion of each assignment.
• Reduced errors in data entry by carefully inputting information into computer systems with attention to detail.
• Improved customer satisfaction by promptly answering inquiries and providing accurate information.
• Ensured confidentiality of sensitive documents through proper storage methods and restricted access control implementation.