jeremy nicholas

ats policy and standards specialist

About

After 16 years as an Officer in the RAF, including an ATC squadron command tour and a teaching role at Staff College, migrated to New Zealand in 2004 to "retire". Since then been a stay-at-home Dad; an Airport Ops Manager; a CAA NZ Regulator; Instrument Flight Procedures Designer and the Safety Manager for GroupEAD. Now Airways' ATS Policy and Standards' Team Leader .

Country

new zealand

City

wellington

Industry

airlines/aviation

Skill

flight safety, air traffic control, aviation, aerospace, safety management systems, aircraft, civil aviation, airports, commercial aviation, military, defense, air traffic management, flights, instrument flight procedures, command, airlines, flight planning

Experience

ats policy and standards team leader

airways new zealand

2015-10 - Present · 11 yrs

ats policy and standards specialist

instrument flight procedures designer

airways new zealand

2011-8 - 2015-10 · 4 yrs 3 mos

Designer of Conventional and PBN Arrival, Approach (precision and non-precision), Departure and En-route Instrument Flight Procedures in New Zealand.

aeronautical services officer

civil aviation authority new zealand

2008-1 - 2011-1 · 3 yrs 1 mo

* Regulator responsible for Air Traffic Services (ATS) CAR Part 172 * Instrument Flight Procedures (IFP) CAR Part 173 * Aeronautical Information Management (AIM) CAR Part 175 * Airspace CAR Parts 71 & 77.

squadron leader

royal air force

1987-1 - 2003-1 · 16 yrs 1 mo

An Air Traffic Control Officer in the RAF, he served as a controller at several UK fast-jet bases, Cyprus and the London Air Traffic Control Centre at West Drayton. He spent 3 years as a Tutor at The Joint Services Command and Staff College. During his RAF career he was an ATC Instructor, Examiner, Flight Commander, Training Manager and finally a Squadron Commander with over 60 staff. He held several high-profile secondary duties including the RAF Police Flight Commander at West Drayton 1991-2, the Secretary of the RAF Wittering Officers' Mess 1995-6 and the coordinator of The Battle of Britain Cocktail Party at RAF Wittering 2002.

safety manager

groupead asia pacific

2014-6 - 2015-5 · 1 yr

Set up the Safety Management System (SMS) for the new enterprise - GroupEAD (now Aeropath), which formed part of Airways New Zealand's strategic plan to increase business across the Asia-Pacific region and beyond. Responsible for the day-to-day management of the SMS, including safety investigation, reporting directly to the CEO.