Role Overview & Responsibilities

Airport Masterplanner & Terminal Planner

Job description

Airport Masterplanner & Terminal Planner



Our clients are seeking someone to support airport master planning activities, including terminal and ancillary building operational planning.



Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities of the role include

  • Developing airport masterplan proposals
  • Being Proficient in terminal planning and capacity issues
  • Good understanding of landside infrastructure, airfield, stands, terminal, ATCT, and ancillarybuilding interfaces
  • Understanding of masterplanning principles displayed at a variety of international airports
  • Ability to carry out studies on airfield layouts, apron configurations, passenger terminal planning and surface access planning
  • Benchmarking to support analysis, modelling and simulation
  • Writing of technical reports and presentations

Project Management

  • Supporting and challenging project teams as required
  • Ability to work in a small team effectively and present ideas clearly and concisely to international clients.

Client Interface

  • Liaising with clients and attending key meetings (as required), offering advice, to deliver all projects of the highest quality and standards.
  • Creating and maintaining good working relationships with all external teams working on projects.

If this sounds like your next adventure get InTouch now, Olivia@gkrlondon.com, https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivia-davis-a56491169/



If this isn't your role, but you want to have a confidential discussion about the market and whether now is the right time for you to move, then get in touch with Olivia Davis and Olivia@gkrlondon.com.

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