Primary Responsibilities:

• Monitor processes for the identification of fatigue hazards. Receives and collects fatigue reports for evaluation from the CEB Safety reporting System
• Conduct investigation of fatigue related incidents, and prioritize investigations using a risk matrix and escalate moderate/high risk events to the attention of the FRMS Manager.
• Ensure that crewmembers and others receive feedback to their fatigue reports.
• Maintain and monitor the FRMS application to ensure it is updated and working efficiently.
• Ensure maximum utilization of the bio-mathematical software and obtain scientific research for inclusion in FRMS risk assessments and FSAG Meetings.
• Assist the FRMS manager in developing, implementing, and monitoring controls and mitigations as needed to manage identified fatigue hazards.
• Ensure that relevant personnel receive appropriate FRMS education and training, and that training records are kept as part of the FRMS documentation.
• Create presentations, bulletins, newsletter, etc. necessary for FRMS promotion.
• Prepare quarterly and yearly report for fatigue hazards and FRMS updates.
• Attend the monthly FSAG Meetings or whenever scheduled and prepare the minutes of the meeting as required.
• Conduct Safety and FRMS Training for company personnel.
• Coordinate with concerned CEB offices and external agencies on the investigation and implementation of corrective actions on each incident/accident/event handled by the Safety department.
• Conduct Safety surveillance/inspection for MNL& outstation and prepares necessary report.
• Assist the FRMS Manager on developing the overall performance of the FRMS.
• Ensures that the FRMS documents and records are maintained and updated.
• Assist in the Safety reporting analysis and Safety promotion process. 
• Perform other task that may be assigned by FRMS Manager and/or Director Safety/Vice President - SQS

Qualifications:

• Must be a college graduate, preferably with a degree in Aeronautical Engineering or any aviation-related course.
• Background in Airport Airside Operations is an advantage
• Preferably with a degree in a quantitative field such as Statistics, Data Science, Mathematics, Computer Science or a degree in a medicine/scientific field such as Psychology, Biomedical science or Ergonomics 
• Preferably with at least one year of experience in an aviation-related environment conducting investigations of fatigue-related incidents, accidents, and occurrences.