YVR is a place of connection, bringing together people, places and cargo while ensuring a safe and efficient experience for everyone. Apron Management Service plays a vital role in delivering safe, efficient, and seamlessly coordinated airside operations. This team will define how aircraft movements, safety, and real time coordination come together in a fast paced, high stakes environment. Position overview Do you thrive in a fast‑paced, high‑impact environment where every decision matters? We’re offering an exciting opportunity for a full‑time, permanent Unit Operations Specialist to join our new Apron Management team. In this pivotal role, you’ll help shape a brand‑new service by developing, evaluating, and maintaining the plans and procedures that drive daily apron operations. You’ll also lead the creation and delivery of both ab‑initio and recurrent training, ensuring every team member is equipped with the skills and confidence to perform at their best. Key Responsibilities Develop and deliver operational training for all Apron Control Unit staff, including ab initio training, recurrent and refresher training Develop, evaluate and maintain all Apron Control Unit operating plans, procedures, and standards Maintain operational proficiency in all Apron Controller working positions Monitor and report on service delivery performance - including oversight of the Quality Assurance Program Coordinate and negotiate inter-unit agreements with internal work teams and external organizations Key Qualifications Minimum 3 years’ experience in working in a safety-sensitive, operational environment, supplemented by completion of a two-year program or diploma in Airport Operations;
Apron Management Service, Air Traffic Control, Flight Service/Dispatch or an equivalent combination of education and work experience Aviation expertise –aircraft operating characteristics, air traffic management, aerodrome standards, safety management systems, and airfield layout (YVR) Experience in writing plans, procedures, and reports (technical writing), and developing and delivering training programs Ability to work and communicate effectively in a fast paced, safety critical environment Strong attention to detail, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills Valid BC Driver’s License to obtain an Airside Vehicle Operator Permit All successful candidates will be subject to a satisfactory completion of an Apron Control medical assessment by a certified aviation medical examiner, including drug and alcohol testing, prior to an offer of employment. Although not required, French language skills are an asset as we are committed to providing bilingual services to our visitors and passengers. This helps us meet federal language obligations while ensuring a welcoming experience. Candidates who do not speak French are still strongly encouraged to apply. Previous job performance will be taken into consideration for all internal candidates that apply for this position.
Salary Range : $92,515 to $120,910 per annum, based on 37.5-hour work week. This is individually tailored to reflect your unique experience, qualifications, and internal equity.
At YVR, your work experience goes beyond the paycheck. We support your personal and professional development, well-being, and a thriving work culture with generous vacation days, extensive health benefits, retirement savings matching, wellness programs, community engagement, commuting support, and continuous learning opportunities. Learn more at Who We Are YVR is more than just an airport. We connect our beautiful province and all it has to offer to the world. We are all leaders and trailblazers for change and innovation, so no matter the department or team you’re a part of, the work you do matters. At YVR, we are flexible in everything we do. We will work together to find ways to deliver customer excellence that helps us all thrive. Whatever your background and wherever you’re from, you belong at YVR. If you have any questions about accessibility or require any assistance applying, please reach out at
YVR is a place of connection, bringing together people, places and cargo while ensuring a safe and efficient experience for everyone. Airside Operations is integral to delivering a safe and efficient operation, and is the key in the continued success of the Vancouver Airport Authority. Position overview Are you a self-motivated, critical thinker, who thrives in a dynamic, fast-paced, highly-regulated environment? Do you have a keen eye for safety and are continually striving for improvements and innovation? We have a permanent, part-time opportunity for an Airside Safety Officer in the Airside Operations Department. Reporting to the Manager, Airside Operations, and representing the Airport Authority and Airside Operations Department, you will be responsible for all aspects of aircraft and vehicle operations in the airside environment. This key decision-making and results-driven role provides resolution to safety and operational issues, coordinates airside activities, and responds to airside emergencies. Key responsibilities include: Maintaining regulatory compliance and aviation standards by ensuring that airside inspections are conducted and documented appropriately and that the airport's safety and security programs are carried out in accordance with established policies, procedures and standards Reporting and documenting any new hazards/incidents and resolving airside operational issues including undertaking situational analyses and risk assessments, coordinating the appropriate actions, and communicating and documenting the results Responding to all airport emergency situations while mitigating operational impacts in order to maintain safe, secure and efficient operations; this includes taking a lead role in the Incident Command System structure Proactive inspections and stakeholder engagement to ensure needs of the dynamic operation managed to ensure operational readiness and maximum operational efficiency Responding to, or delegating response to, situations to mitigate potential safety, security and operational issues prior to them becoming incidents Ensuring plans for construction activity are being conducted as planned, and identifying and communicating any potential changes required to the project Key qualifications include: Minimum four years of relevant airport operations experience, supplemented by the completion of at least two years' post-secondary education in Airport Operations; or an equivalent combination of training and aviation experience Strong understanding of situational awareness and safety culture in the Airside Environment Solid leadership and mentorship skills with the ability to provide direction and facilitate meetings Excellent communication (both written and verbal) and interpersonal skills; this includes conflict resolution and active listening skills, and the ability to maintain diplomacy and integrity while representing the Vancouver Airport Authority Strong understanding and execution of: ICAO and TP312 Aerodrome Standards and Recommended Practices YVR Emergency Management Plans, Airport Operations Manual (AOM), Security Management Plan, Safety Management System and Wildlife Plan Aircraft Operations – theory of flight, aircraft propulsion systems and aircraft identification Canadian Aviation Regulations Part III Aerodromes Must possess a valid BC Class 5 driver's license and have the ability to obtain a "D" with free-range Airside Vehicle Operators Permit (AVOP) Shift schedule with alternating day and night shifts will be required as this role supports the operation on a 24-hour basis, with a requirement to support winter operations for 24/7 operations. As an employee on a shifted work schedule, you may be eligible for shift and weekend premiums. This position is open to both Vancouver Airport Authority employees and external applicants. Previous job performance will be taken into consideration for all internal candidates that apply for this position. Although not required, French language skills are an asset as we are committed to providing bilingual services to our visitors and passengers. Candidates who do not speak French are still strongly encouraged to apply. Salary Range : $82,877 to $108,315 per annum, based on a 37.5-hour work week. This is individually tailored to reflect your unique experience, qualifications and internal equity. At YVR, your work experience goes beyond the paycheck. We support your personal and professional development, well-being, and a thriving work culture with generous vacation days, extensive health benefits, retirement savings matching, wellness programs, community engagement, commuting support, and continuous learning opportunities. Learn more at . Who We Are YVR is more than just an airport. We connect our beautiful province and all it has to offer to the world. We are all leaders and trailblazers for change and innovation, so no matter the department or team you're a part of, the work you do matters. At YVR, we are flexible in everything we do. We will work together to find ways to deliver customer excellence that helps us all thrive. Whatever your background and wherever you're from, you belong at YVR. If you have any questions about accessibility or require any assistance applying, please reach out at careers@yvr.ca.
YVR is a place of connection, bringing together people, places and cargo while ensuring a safe and efficient experience for everyone. Operational Safety, within the Airport Operations business unit, supports YVR's success by leading the systems, processes, and partnerships that maintain safe, predictable, and coordinated airport operations. At YVR, our purpose is to serve the community and the economy that supports it, and that service is rooted in safety. Position overview Reporting to the Manager of Operational Safety, the Program Specialist, iSMS, will oversee the design, coordination, auditing, and continuous improvement of the iSMS program. This role will lead the integration of multiple safety systems into a unified structure and is responsible for developing and reviewing plans, procedures, processes, and policies that support the effective operation of the iSMS.This role will ensure continuous improvement activities and audits are conducted in accordance with the Quality Assurance Program to ensure compliance with Canadian Aviation Regulations, internal requirements and applicable standards. The position also maintains strong stakeholder relationships, ensures proper governance of safety data, and drives improvements that strengthen organizational safety performance and efficiency. Key responsibilities include: Ensure ongoing compliance with Canadian Aviation Regulations, while leading the integration and alignment of multiple safety systems into a unified organizational framework Support data-driven decision-making by ensuring consistent reporting, trend analysis, and safety performance monitoring across departments. Conduct audits and provide expert recommendations to management on safety initiatives, program development, and system integration Liaise with Nav Canada, Transport Canada, and other regulatory agencies and other agencies on safety issues affecting current and future airport operations Oversee the coordination of safety systems across all operational areas, promoting a collaborative and comprehensive approach to safety and compliance Conduct internal operational and safety system audits as required by CARs and the Airport Operations Manual, and identify, recommend, and implement process improvements based on audit findings, non‐compliances, or other identified deficiencies. Review proposed regulatory changes related to SMS/iSMS airside plans, and advise management on potential operational impacts Conduct incident investigations, perform root cause analyses, and develop critical reports to support due diligence Design and deliver operational safety training for internal teams and second-party contractors Key qualifications include: Minimum five years' experience in a regulated safety environment (e.g., aviation, transportation, or comparable operational setting), supported by a two-year post-secondary certificate or diploma in Aeronautics, Aviation Safety, Occupational Health & Safety, or a related field (bachelor's degree in one of these fields is preferred); or an equivalent combination of training and experience Formal training and practical experience with SMS, including hazard reporting, risk assessment, investigations, and safety assurance/promotion Strong knowledge of airport operations, Canadian Aviation Regulations, ICAO Annex 19, and applicable Occupational Health & Safety legislation Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including report writing, presentation delivery, training facilitation, and stakeholder engagement across all levels Proven experience conducting incident investigations, performing root cause analyses, and developing corrective actions Advanced analytical skills with proficiency in Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Adobe, and Visio; intermediate skills in Power BI and Articulate (or similar training development software) Strong critical thinking and decision-making abilities, often in situations without established guidelines, with sound judgment Valid Class 5 driver's license and a clean driving record Although not required, French language skills are an asset as we are committed to providing bilingual services to our visitors and passengers. This helps us meet federal language obligations while ensuring a welcoming experience. Candidates who do not speak French are still strongly encouraged to apply. This position is open to both Vancouver Airport Authority employees and external candidates. Previous job performance will be taken into consideration for all internal candidates that apply for this position. Salary Range : $85,156 to $111,294 per annum, based on 37.5-hour work week. This is individually tailored to reflect your unique experience, qualifications, and internal equity. At YVR, your work experience goes beyond the paycheck. We support your personal and professional development, well-being, and a thriving work culture with generous vacation days, extensive health benefits, retirement savings matching, wellness programs, community engagement, commuting support, and continuous learning opportunities. Learn more at . Who We Are YVR is more than just an airport. We connect our beautiful province and all it has to offer to the world. We are all leaders and trailblazers for change and innovation, so no matter the department or team you're a part of, the work you do matters. At YVR, we are flexible in everything we do. We will work together to find ways to deliver customer excellence that helps us all thrive. Whatever your background and wherever you're from, you belong at YVR. If you have any questions about accessibility or require any assistance applying, please reach out at careers@yvr.ca.
We’re excited to offer a permanent, full-time opportunity for an experienced Baggage Systems Technician – Mechanical to join our team. In this critical role, you’ll report to the Manager, Baggage Systems and be responsible for maintaining, repairing, and evaluating the mechanical components of our baggage systems. Your work will directly contribute to ensuring these systems operate at peak performance and reliability, supporting the seamless movement of passengers and their belongings across YVR. Shift premiums: $2.50/hour on nights, $2.25/hour on weekend ~Full health, dental, vision coverage and $750/year Healthcare Spending Allowance ~ Company provided phone ~ Access to 24/7 fitness facility Diagnose, repair, and restore system functionality, leveraging SCADA software to minimize downtime and making informed decisions regarding repairs, equipment removal, and escalation while adhering to safety protocols. Collaborate across departments—including planning and controls team - to execute complex repairs, support field operations, implement contingency strategies, optimize resource allocation, document outages, and enhance system reliability. Perform maintenance tasks in accordance with maintenance job plans, work with planning teams to refine workflows, assess component lifespans, and evaluate lockout requests to ensure operational efficiency and safety. Conduct infrastructure assessments, utilizing advanced testing methodologies, maintaining detailed reports within maintenance tracking systems, and partnering with asset management to extend equipment service life where feasible. At least two years’ extensive experience in environments with mechanical and electrical equipment. Completion of four years of Technical College and an earned Red Seal Endorsement (RSE) or Trade Qualification (TQ) as an Industrial Mechanic / Millwright Strong technical and analytical abilities, including troubleshooting, report writing, and reading complex schematics. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, with proficiency in computer applications. Strong commitment to safety, with the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team with minimal supervision. A valid Class 5 driver’s license This is an on-site role with a rotating shift schedule (4on, 4off) to support our 24/7 airport operations. As an employee on a shifted work schedule, you may be eligible for shift and weekend premiums. Previous job performance will be taken into consideration for all internal candidates that apply for this position. Salary Range : $78,654 to $102,802 per annum or $37.69 – $49.26 per hour, based on a 40-hour work week. This is individually tailored to reflect your unique experience, qualifications and internal equity. At YVR, your work experience goes beyond the paycheck. We support your personal and professional development, well-being, and a thriving work culture with generous vacation days, extensive health benefits, retirement savings matching, wellness programs, community engagement, commuting support, and continuous learning opportunities. Who We Are YVR is more than just an airport. We are all leaders and trailblazers for change and innovation, so no matter the department or team you’re a part of, the work you do matters. At YVR, we are flexible in everything we do. We will work together to find ways to deliver customer excellence that helps us all thrive.
YVR is a place of connection, bringing together people, places and cargo while ensuring a safe and efficient experience for everyone. Baggage Operations is an integral part of providing the safe, reliable and predictable delivery of every passenger's bag, every time. Position overview We're excited to offer a permanent, full-time opportunity for an experienced Baggage Systems Technician – Mechanical to join our team. In this critical role, you'll report to the Manager, Baggage Systems and be responsible for maintaining, repairing, and evaluating the mechanical components of our baggage systems. Your work will directly contribute to ensuring these systems operate at peak performance and reliability, supporting the seamless movement of passengers and their belongings across YVR. Why YVR?40-hour work week Shift premiums: $2.50/hour on nights, $2.25/hour on weekend 4-on, 4-off schedule 120 hours paid time off plus an 8-hours off per year Full health, dental, vision coverage and $750/year Healthcare Spending Allowance RRSP Matching – Employee contributes 6% and YVR will match at 7% Comprehensive Sick Leave Program Taxable benefit that includes employer-paid parking, transit passes, or a green commuter rebate of $100 per month. Company provided phone Access to 24/7 fitness facility Key responsibilities include: Diagnose, repair, and restore system functionality, leveraging SCADA software to minimize downtime and making informed decisions regarding repairs, equipment removal, and escalation while adhering to safety protocols. Collaborate across departments—including planning and controls team - to execute complex repairs, support field operations, implement contingency strategies, optimize resource allocation, document outages, and enhance system reliability. Perform maintenance tasks in accordance with maintenance job plans, work with planning teams to refine workflows, assess component lifespans, and evaluate lockout requests to ensure operational efficiency and safety. Conduct infrastructure assessments, utilizing advanced testing methodologies, maintaining detailed reports within maintenance tracking systems, and partnering with asset management to extend equipment service life where feasible. Key qualifications include: At least two years' extensive experience in environments with mechanical and electrical equipment. Completion of four years of Technical College and an earned Red Seal Endorsement (RSE) or Trade Qualification (TQ) as an Industrial Mechanic / Millwright Strong technical and analytical abilities, including troubleshooting, report writing, and reading complex schematics. Excellent communication skills, both written and verbal, with proficiency in computer applications. Strong commitment to safety, with the ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a team with minimal supervision. Able to obtain and maintain an Airside Vehicle Operating Permit (AVOP) to operate equipment/vehicles in airside areas. A valid Class 5 driver's license This is an on-site role with a rotating shift schedule (4on, 4off) to support our 24/7 airport operations. As an employee on a shifted work schedule, you may be eligible for shift and weekend premiums. This position is open to both Vancouver Airport Authority employees and external applicants. Previous job performance will be taken into consideration for all internal candidates that apply for this position. Salary Range : $78,654 to $102,802 per annum or $37.69 – $49.26 per hour, based on a 40-hour work week. This is individually tailored to reflect your unique experience, qualifications and internal equity. At YVR, your work experience goes beyond the paycheck. We support your personal and professional development, well-being, and a thriving work culture with generous vacation days, extensive health benefits, retirement savings matching, wellness programs, community engagement, commuting support, and continuous learning opportunities. Learn more at . Who We Are YVR is more than just an airport. We connect our beautiful province and all it has to offer to the world. We are all leaders and trailblazers for change and innovation, so no matter the department or team you're a part of, the work you do matters. At YVR, we are flexible in everything we do. We will work together to find ways to deliver customer excellence that helps us all thrive. Whatever your background and wherever you're from, you belong at YVR. If you have any questions about accessibility or require any assistance applying, please reach out at careers@yvr.ca.
YVR is a place of connection, bringing together people, places and cargo while ensuring a safe and efficient experience for everyone. The Integrated Operations Centre (IOC) is the heart of operations on Sea Island. From the IOC, Airport Operations Dispatchers effectively uphold processes and procedures through a comprehensive understanding of emergency response, safety, security, maintenance, and customer service. Position overview We have part time, permanent opportunities for 3 Airport Operations Dispatchers (AOD's) in the Airport Operations Department, reporting to the Manager, Operations Centre. To be a successful AOD, you must be comfortable working in a high-pressure environment while handling significant amounts of information being received from a variety of sources at the same time. Exceptional verbal and written communication are essential to successfully dispatching during emergency events as well as day-to-day operations at YVR. Key responsibilities include: Monitor and utilize alarm systems, radios, phones, emails, and social media to dispatch and coordinate operational staff, maintenance, and emergency responders to maintain uninterrupted safety and security on Sea Island. Prioritize, delegate, and communicate to colleagues, internal and external department contractors, government agencies and stakeholders. Efficiently and accurately track detailed written information in relation to all operations on Sea Island Maintain an up-to-date comprehensive knowledge of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Incident Command in relation to processes airside, terminal-side, and groundside. Consistently multi-task and simultaneously manage multiple situations/emergencies whilst documenting in Maximo Respond to customer/general public inquires via e-mail, phone calls, TTY and social media Key qualifications include: Minimum 2 years' experience working as a dispatcher/call-taker, or relevant aviation work experience, supplemented by a minimum of a high school diploma plus one or two years of post-secondary education; or an equivalent combination of training and experience Proficient in the English language both written and verbal is necessary; proficiency in another language is an asset Confidence working in a variety of computer programs is essential (Maximo, MS Word, Excel, Outlook, Everbridge, Barco Sidebar, Adobe, etc.) and must have fast typing skills, strong grammar and accurate spelling Comfortable working in high pressure situations Capable of making quick decisions with limited information and prioritize subsequent tasks quickly without direction Must be confident, resilient, a strong multi-tasker, level-headed, team player and collaborator Although not required, French language skills are an asset as we are committed to providing bilingual services to our visitors and passengers. This helps us meet federal language obligations while ensuring welcoming experience. Candidates who do not speak French are still strongly encouraged to apply. Shift schedule with a mix of day, mid and night shifts will be required as this role supports the operation on a 24-hour basis, with a requirement to support winter operations for 24/7 operations. As an employee on a shifted work schedule, you may be eligible for shift and weekend premiums. This position is open to both Vancouver Airport Authority employees and external applicants. Previous job performance will be taken into consideration for all internal candidates that apply for this position. Salary Range : $71,560 to $93,525 per annum, based on a 37.5-hour work week. This is individually tailored to reflect your unique experience, qualifications and internal equity. At YVR, your work experience goes beyond the paycheck. We support your personal and professional development, well-being, and a thriving work culture with generous vacation days, extensive health benefits, retirement savings matching, wellness programs, community engagement, commuting support, and continuous learning opportunities. Learn more at . Who We Are YVR is more than just an airport. We connect our beautiful province and all it has to offer to the world. We are all leaders and trailblazers for change and innovation, so no matter the department or team you're a part of, the work you do matters. At YVR, we are flexible in everything we do. We will work together to find ways to deliver customer excellence that helps us all thrive. Whatever your background and wherever you're from, you belong at YVR. If you have any questions about accessibility or require any assistance applying, please reach out at careers@yvr.ca.
YVR is a place of connection, bringing together people, places and cargo while ensuring a safe and efficient experience for everyone. Passenger Commercial is an integral part of non-aeronautical revenue for the airport which sustains essential operations and supports the community that lives and works on Sea Island. Position overview We have a permanent, full-time opportunity for a Terminal Property Management Representative in the Commercial Services Department. Reporting to the Manager, Commercial Services, the successful candidate will provide support for the management, planning and administration of non-concession terminal leased spaces – airlines, government agencies, contractors and service providers. Key responsibilities include: Developing and implementing collaborative opportunities with internal and external partners that optimize the value of real estate through efficient space use and revenue opportunities. Prioritizing conflicts in tenant space requirements with a view to long-term space management strategy of the Airport Authority Maintaining an accurate inventory for all non-concession leased premises, ensuring proper inventory management, property tax, billing and reporting are kept up-to-date and managed efficiently Providing instruction to Legal Services for all non-concession new lease agreements, renewals and term extensions with particular attention to details and accuracy Reviewing all documents prepared by Legal Services to confirm accuracy prior to tenant distribution Coordinating tenant move ins/outs, inspecting premises to ensure compliance with lease standards Resolving tenant disputes regarding construction and infrastructure related interruptions to daily operations Coordinating tenant general maintenance work such as janitorial services and carpet cleaning Key qualifications include: At least five years of recent, related experience in projects management and property management, supplemented by a two-to-three-year certificate or diploma (Property Management Certificate preferred), or an equivalent combination of training and experience. CPM, RPA or similar property management designation is an asset. Ability to read CADD drawings is an asset, as is previous exposure to leasing processes and property management. Understanding of contracts and commercial real estate law. Proficiency in MS Office suite of programs and capability to understand functions of a database program. Sound knowledge of airport environment including security protocol and procedures is an asset. Strong critical thinking and independent decision-making skills, complemented by exceptional organizational abilities to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced, dynamic environment. Strong communication and negotiation skills, both written and oral, with a demonstrated ability to communicate effectively with both internal and external stakeholders. This position is open to both Vancouver Airport Authority employees and external applicants. Previous job performance will be taken into consideration for all internal candidates that apply for this position. As part of our recruitment process, short-listed candidates may be required to participate in an assessment process. Salary Range : $75,766 to $99,027 per annum, based on a 37.5 hour work week. This is individually tailored to reflect your unique experience, qualifications and internal equity. At YVR, your work experience goes beyond the paycheck. We support your personal and professional development, well-being, and a thriving work culture with generous vacation days, extensive health benefits, retirement savings matching, wellness programs, community engagement, commuting support, and continuous learning opportunities. Learn more at . Who We Are YVR is more than just an airport. We connect our beautiful province and all it has to offer to the world. We are all leaders and trailblazers for change and innovation, so no matter the department or team you're a part of, the work you do matters. At YVR, we are flexible in everything we do. We will work together to find ways to deliver customer excellence that helps us all thrive. Whatever your background and wherever you're from, you belong at YVR. If you have any questions about accessibility or require any assistance applying, please reach out at careers@yvr.ca.
YVR is a place of connection, bringing together people, places and cargo while ensuring a safe and efficient experience for everyone. Baggage Operations is an integral part of providing the safe, reliable and predictable delivery of every passenger's bag, every time. Position overview Reporting to the Manager, Baggage Systems, the Baggage Systems Technician – Electrical will repair, maintain and provide condition assessment for all electrical assets utilized in the Airport Authority's baggage systems. Key responsibilities include: Respond to, troubleshoot and rectify all trouble calls in the baggage system that have been escalated by the Integrated Operations Centre for technical response Work with planning and/or controls teams to carry out complex or time intensive repairs when they cannot be completed as a trouble call Devise, recommend and implement workarounds to baggage delivery within the system when there is downtime due to corrective maintenance Carry out technical work, as prescribed in job plans, and where appropriate or necessary, advise on and update plans Inspect, assess and report on the mechanical and electrical condition of infrastructure Key qualifications include: Minimum two years' experience in environments involving mechanical and electrical equipment, supplemented by accreditation with a Red Seal Endorsement or a BC Trade Qualification as an Electrician Excellent communication skills including report writing Ability to work well in a team environment, as well as independently with minimal supervision Proven analytical and troubleshooting skills, and solid computer skills Demonstrated ability to read and interpret complex baggage layouts and drawing schematics Valid driver's license Although not required, French language skills are an asset as we are committed to providing bilingual services to our visitors and passengers. This helps us meet federal language obligations while ensuring welcoming experience. Candidates who do not speak French are still strongly encouraged to apply. Due to the operational demands of the role, the successful candidate must work onsite and adhere to a rotating shift schedule aligned with the 24/7 nature of airport operations. This position is open to both Vancouver Airport Authority employees and external applicants. Previous job performance will be taken into consideration for all internal candidates that apply for this position. Salary Range : $80,817 to $105,629 per annum, based on a 40-hour work week. This is individually tailored to reflect your unique experience, qualifications and internal equity. At YVR, your work experience goes beyond the paycheck. We support your personal and professional development, well-being, and a thriving work culture with generous vacation days, extensive health benefits, retirement savings matching, wellness programs, community engagement, commuting support, and continuous learning opportunities. Learn more at . Who We Are YVR is more than just an airport. We connect our beautiful province and all it has to offer to the world. We are all leaders and trailblazers for change and innovation, so no matter the department or team you're a part of, the work you do matters. At YVR, we are flexible in everything we do. We will work together to find ways to deliver customer excellence that helps us all thrive. Whatever your background and wherever you're from, you belong at YVR. If you have any questions about accessibility or require any assistance applying, please reach out at careers@yvr.ca.
YVR is a place of connection, bringing together people, places and cargo while ensuring a safe and efficient experience for everyone. Parking & Ground Transportation is vital in connecting passengers, employees, and visitors to YVR by managing airport parking and ground transportation services that ensure safe, reliable, and seamless access through strong operations, technology, and customer‐focused service delivery. Position overview Reporting to the Manager, Commercial Services, the PGT Administrator plays a key role in keeping PGT owned parking and ground transportation systems performing at their best. As the system subject matter expert, you'll monitor performance, resolve incidents, lead upgrades, and work closely with vendors and IT to ensure seamless operations—while overseeing system configuration, user training, and related purchasing and vendor tracking. If you're a hands on problem solver who thrives in fast paced, operational environments, this is a high impact role where your expertise will make a visible difference Key responsibilities include: Run the day‐to‐day operation of PGT‐owned parking and ground transportation systems by monitoring system performance, uptime, and data to ensure everything works as intended. Maintain service continuity and improvement by conducting system checks, managing outages and workarounds, and preparing clear performance reports for internal oversight. Serve as the system administrator and subject matter expert for all PGT‐owned systems by managing user access and configurations, supporting front‐line issues, and coordinating with vendors and IT to resolve incidents, outages, upgrades, and system problems. Support the administration of PGT goods and services budget by coordinating purchases, processing and tracking invoices, monitoring vendor usage, and maintaining accurate records in line with established policies. Create and maintain system documentation and training materials and deliver operational and technical training to ensure front‐line staff use systems consistently and effectively. Key qualifications include: Minimum three years' experience in systems administration supported by High school diploma plus a two year certificate or diploma in systems administration, business, or a related field or an equivalent combination of training and experience Strong computer skills, including MS Office (Excel, Word, Outlook, PowerPoint); Power BI proficiency preferred Experience with financial or administrative tasks such as bookkeeping, invoicing, or record‐keeping Familiarity with enterprise systems and databases (e.g., Oracle, Maximo, parking and payment systems) considered an asset Experience supporting parking operations, including manual, automated, cashier, and cashier‐less systems Strong analytical and problem‐solving skills with the ability to troubleshoot issues and meet deadlines Ability to work collaboratively and communicate effectively with operational, technical, and vendor teams Although not required, French language skills are an asset as we are committed to providing bilingual services to our visitors and passengers. This helps us meet federal language obligations while ensuring a welcoming experience. Candidates who do not speak French are still strongly encouraged to apply. Previous job performance will be taken into consideration for all internal candidates that apply for this position. Salary Range : $64,233 to $83,952 per annum, based on a 37.5-hour work week. This is individually tailored to reflect your unique experience, qualifications and internal equity. At YVR, your work experience goes beyond the paycheck. We support your personal and professional development, well-being, and a thriving work culture with generous vacation days, extensive health benefits, retirement savings matching, wellness programs, community engagement, commuting support, and continuous learning opportunities. Learn more at . Who We Are YVR is more than just an airport. We connect our beautiful province and all it has to offer to the world. We are all leaders and trailblazers for change and innovation, so no matter the department or team you're a part of, the work you do matters. At YVR, we are flexible in everything we do. We will work together to find ways to deliver customer excellence that helps us all thrive. Whatever your background and wherever you're from, you belong at YVR. If you have any questions about accessibility or require any assistance applying, please reach out at careers@yvr.ca.
YVR is a place of connection, bringing together people, places and cargo while ensuring a safe and efficient experience for everyone. The Security Operations, within the Airport Operations Department plays a vital role in YVR's success, operating within a rigorous regulatory environment to uphold the safety and security of everyone moving through the airport. Our work ensures that passengers, employees, and partners experience a safe, predictable, and well‐protected airport environment. At YVR, our purpose is to serve the community and the economy that depends on it — and that commitment begins with safety at the core of everything we do. Position overview Reporting to the Manager, Security Operations, the Coordinator, Security Operations will be tasked with managing Security Programs, administering access levels, overseeing operations, building relationships, supporting audits, conducting investigations, and assisting in irregular Airport Operations situations. Key responsibilities include: Administer, develop, and maintain technical security systems and critical assets Monitors trend analysis on security systems performance Implement, test and commission new security systems infrastructure Provide technical training to internal and external stakeholders Maintaining full understanding of current security and privacy legislation Evaluating current operational standards, policies, procedures and processes against both regulatory requirements and industry best practices Providing management of various Security Programs Building and maintaining positive, effective working relationships with other Airport Authority departments, air carriers, ground handlers, government agencies and other airport tenants Evaluating current operational standards, policies, procedures and processes against both regulatory requirements and industry best practices Providing support and information for audits conducted by Transport Canada and the Airport Authority Conducting and/or assisting in security investigations Supporting Airport Operations in irregular and emergency situations Supporting internal teams and external stakeholders on various projects, including preparing progress reports Key qualifications include: Five years of recent, related experience, supplemented by a bachelor's degree; or an equivalent combination of training and experience Experience in aviation and security in the following areas: Aviation regulations Airport infrastructure and processes related to public safety, aviation security, physical security and the protection of assets Demonstrates sound foundational technical knowledge to support work delivery Previous technical support experience with security systems is mandatory A broad-based understanding of security philosophy and Canadian Law as it pertains to airports Demonstrated project management skills including program development, implementation and auditing Proficient in developing and implementing business and operational best practices Strong computer skills for the administration of computer programs such as: Microsoft Office Suite, in particular Word and Excel; and Microsoft Windows based software (CEM, Genetec, CCTV) Proven ability to work in a fast paced and ever-changing environment Excellent written, oral and interpersonal communication skills, along with conflict resolution and mediation skills with the ability to maintain diplomacy Proven ability to foster effective client relationships Strong problem-solving skills with the ability to analyse information, make sound decisions and implement solutions Proven organization and time management skills Strong analytical skills including the ability to provide solutions and recommendations Proven ability to safeguard information in a discreet and professional manner Although not required, French language skills are an asset as we are committed to providing bilingual services to our visitors and passengers. This helps us meet federal language obligations while ensuring welcoming experience. Candidates who do not speak French are still strongly encouraged to apply. This position is open to both Vancouver Airport Authority employees and external applicants. Previous job performance will be taken into consideration for all internal candidates that apply for this position. As part of our recruitment process, short-listed candidates may be required to participate in an assessment process. Salary Range : $75,766 to $99,027 per annum, based on 37.5-hour work week. This is individually tailored to reflect your unique experience, qualifications and internal equity. At YVR, your work experience goes beyond the paycheck. We support your personal and professional development, well-being, and a thriving work culture with generous vacation days, extensive health benefits, retirement savings matching, wellness programs, community engagement, commuting support, and continuous learning opportunities. Learn more at . Who We Are YVR is more than just an airport. We connect our beautiful province and all it has to offer to the world. We are all leaders and trailblazers for change and innovation, so no matter the department or team you're a part of, the work you do matters. At YVR, we are flexible in everything we do. We will work together to find ways to deliver customer excellence that helps us all thrive. Whatever your background and wherever you're from, you belong at YVR. If you have any questions about accessibility or require any assistance applying, please reach out at careers@yvr.ca.
