Air Traffic Controller – McCollum Tower

About the role

The Air Traffic Controller will ensure the safe, orderly, and expeditious flow of air traffic at the McCollum Tower, a Visual Flight Rules (VFR) airport in Kennesaw, GA. Working under the tower manager, the incumbent will operate independently after initial supervision.

Key responsibilities

• Manage departures and arrivals, coordinating IFR and VFR traffic, runway usage, and sequencing to minimize delays.
• Monitor and adjust communications frequencies, navigational aids, and radar displays, providing pilots with clear instructions and frequency changes.
• Pre‑plan traffic sequencing within a 5‑mile radius, maintain continuous situational awareness, and coordinate with other controllers.
• Study weather reports, issue pilot advisories, operate lighting and safety equipment, and respond to emergencies.

Required profile

• Minimum two (2) years of experience as an Air Traffic Controller.
• Current or previous Control Tower Operator (CTO) Certificate with a facility rating.
• Current Class II Medical Certificate.
• Willingness to undergo DOT/FAA drug and alcohol testing.

Required skills

• Control Tower Operator Certificate (CTO).
• Class II Medical Certification.
• Proficiency with IFR and VFR separation standards.
• Experience using tower radar displays and communication equipment.