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UAS Operations Support Specialist

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St Louis, MO
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St Louis, MO
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Support day-to-day commercial drone operations including aircraft launch and recovery, readiness inspections, battery and logistics management, site safety and procedures, operational recordkeeping, and airspace monitoring or visual observation as needed.
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We are seeking professionals interested in supporting the day-to-day execution of commercial drone operations. This role focuses on ground operations, aircraft readiness, logistics support, and operational coordination.

Responsibilities

  • Support aircraft launch and recovery activities
  • Perform operational readiness inspections and checklists
  • Manage batteries, charging equipment, and related inventory
  • Assist with aircraft staging and field logistics
  • Support safety procedures and site operations
  • Maintain operational records and reporting
  • May perform airspace monitoring and visual observation duties as required by the operating model

Requirements

  • Experience in drone operations, aviation, logistics, field operations, or technical environments
  • Strong attention to detail and safety awareness
  • Ability to follow standardized procedures
  • Experience supporting commercial UAS operations is preferred
  • FAA Part 107 certification is a plus but not required

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