Senior Executive-AO&CS in the role of Ramp Safety, Gurgaon

Role PurposeThe Senior Executive – Ramp Safety will contribute to maintaining a safe, compliant, and efficient operational environment on the ramp. The role focuses on proactively managing risks to protect aircraft, vehicles, ground personnel, and customers, while strengthening the overall safety culture across stations.Key ResponsibilitiesSafety Data Management & AnalysisUpdate ground incident data and maintain complete documentation; follow up with stations and cross‑functional teams to ensure timely closure.Support in categorizing, analyzing, and presenting safety data during periodic reviews and stakeholder meetings.Compile and update hazard reports, coordinate with stations for mitigation status, and assist the functional manager in analyzing trends during reviews.Safety Communication & AwarenessProactively prepare and circulate safety bulletins, case studies, and keep the Ramp Safety Page engaging and updated.Record and publish Rewards & Recognition (R&R) activities conducted at stations.Coordinate with Safety Marshals to collate data from safety drives; track progress on tasks assigned to them.Audit & Quality ComplianceRecord audit findings and observations, update the status tracker, and follow up for closures.Analyze repeated findings and prepare periodic quality trend reports.Support in conducting quality checks, spot checks, and safety drives at stations.Cross‑Functional CollaborationPartner with multiple stations and verticals to drive and reinforce the safety culture across operations.Collaborate with cross‑functional teams to implement safety improvements and share best practices.Job Skills RequiredTechnical SkillsStrong understanding of ramp operations, aircraft handling processes, and ground safety procedures.Knowledge of safety management principles (SMS), hazard identification, and risk assessment.Ability to analyze operational data, identify trends, and prepare safety reports.Familiarity with audit management, compliance processes, and quality systems.Proficiency in MS Office (Excel, PowerPoint, Word); ability to prepare dashboards and presentations.Behavioral & Soft SkillsExcellent communication skills—written and verbal.Strong collaboration and stakeholder management abilities.High attention to detail with strong documentation discipline.Problem‑solving mindset with the ability to anticipate and mitigate risks.Ability to work independently as well as in cross‑functional environments.Proactive, disciplined, and safety‑oriented approach.Certifications Required / PreferredRamp Safety.SMS (Safety Management System)Airside Safety Training (mandatory as per regulatory requirements).Audit Training (Internal Auditor, Quality Auditor, or Safety Audit familiarity preferred).Dangerous Goods Regulations (DGR) – Category 10/11 or as applicable (Preferred).First Aid / Emergency Response Training (Preferred).

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