Air Safety Investigator

At the Ministry of Transport (MOT), we spearhead developments in Singapore’s land, sea and air transport sectors to advance Singapore’s economic competitiveness and Singaporeans’ quality of life. We seek dynamic, analytical and committed individuals to join our able MOT team in realising the vision of a world-class transportation system and a global interconnected hub. If you share our vision and possess the qualities we seek, join us! Responsibilities As an Air Safety Investigator, you are responsible for carrying out aviation accident/incident investigations undertaken by the TSIB. You will also be involved in or responsible for operational planning, developing investigation procedures, updating investigation legislation, conducting investigation training, organising investigation logistics, procuring investigation equipment, researching into developments in investigation techniques, preparing discussion/policy papers and promoting safety to the aviation industry. You will also liaise and coordinate with local and international aviation authorities, accident investigation agencies and other relevant stakeholders to strengthen investigation cooperation. This includes contributing to the development and implementation of cooperation procedures, protocols and formal agreements, such as Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs), to facilitate mutual assistance, information sharing and the effective conduct of aviation safety investigations. You will be rostered to man a duty phone and are required to remain contactable and respond promptly to notifications and other operational matters while on duty. You may be required to travel locally and internationally at short notice to support aviation accident/incident investigations and related activities. Requirements • You should possess a pilot or air traffic controller or licensed aircraft maintenance engineer (Avionics) qualification and have aviation related work experience. Pilots should have at least a Commercial Pilot Licence with multi-engine rating, preferably with more than 2,000 hours of flying experience. Air traffic controllers should have two control ratings with at least 10 years’ experience. Licensed aircraft maintenance engineers (Avionics) should have at least 10 years’ experience. • You should have an open, inquisitive mind, and be capable of objective, analytical and critical thinking. You need to be a team player and have good interpersonal, communication, leadership and planning skills. You should have an interest in technical matters and safety issues that go beyond your specialty areas. • You should possess strong communication, interpersonal and coordination skills, with the ability to engage effectively with local and international stakeholders, build professional relationships and work collaboratively across organisational and national boundaries. Experience in developing cooperation procedures, protocols or formal agreements would be an advantage. • You should be familiar with word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software. • Candidates with the following knowledge or experience in aviation may have an advantage: - accident or incident investigation, - human factors, - safety management systems - artificial intelligence - autonomous systems