Asset Management forms part of the wider Infrastructure function at Dublin Airport. The purpose of this department and team is to operate & maintain the assets of Dublin Airport. Applications are now open for Technicians to support a modernised approach to the technical asset management of facilities and systems in line with the vision of “keeping people moving through engineering excellence”.   Reporting to the relevant Asset Management Manager or delegate, the primary focus of this role is to provide technical, administrative, and people leadership to asset management’s cross-functional teams, supporting the operation and maintenance of all systems and assets at Dublin Airport.   This role is across a 24/7 roster. 

  The primary purpose of this role is to support our Shared Services Centre portfolio of applications as a functional systems analyst. By understanding the processes executed on each system, this role will proactively work together with our IT teams to ensure Shared Services systems are working effectively and that continuous improvement is to the fore in terms of system configuration, utilisation, and Business Reporting. This role will also work closely with IT and external vendors to progress the SSC agenda in terms of issue resolution.  The role will require collaboration across all SSC teams, our IT teams, and our software suppliers to ensure we are getting best value from all our services.

Dublin Airport is currently implementing a €3bn capital investment programme to grow the capacity of the airport.  A vacancy has arisen within the Infrastructure Department for a Health and Safety Lead. The purpose of the role is to provide advice on overall compliance in matters of HSSE in accordance with the contracting Entity’s policy and relevant statutory provisions. The role holder must lead by example and serve as a role model in mobilising all project contractors and ensuring the highest standards of HSSE are adopted throughout the programme.

An opportunity has arisen for the role of Airport Applications Analyst, reporting to the Airport Applications Team Lead.   This is a challenging role requiring technical excellence, business analysis skills, strong systems expertise, and airport operational knowledge. The primary purpose of this role is airport and mechanical systems application support, release management and system administration of mission critical airport and mechanical applications to ensure system availability is met and to minimise any potential business impacts associated.   The role will be awarded on a personal contract basis.

Working within the daa Infrastructure Department for Dublin and Cork, the Sustainability Manager will provide strategic thinking, advice and guidance to the Contracting Entity as well as overseeing and assuring the designs being carried out by the various design teams with respect to sustainability requirements. The Manager will be required to work with and support the various design disciplines across the Programmes and will serve a key co-ordination role in ensuring there is a consistent approach to the implementation of sustainability standards in the designs and contract documentation.

Reporting to the Head of Project Delivery and Innovation, this role will be responsible for leading the Strategic Analyst team with the focus on providing strategic insights to enable the delivery of the Dublin Airport future proposition. It will act as an internal consultant for DAP, working as a lead strategic analyst that is responsible for the team in supporting value identification, proactively understanding the needs of the business, and recommending those findings to the wider team around the overall direction it should take to succeed. It will identify improvements in performance and efficiency for Dublin Airport and its customers by providing insight to the business through accurate, timely and relevant analysis and reporting of data.

Airfield Specialists Operative work in the Airside Management Department. The role reports directly to the Airfield Facilities Manager and will carry out both planned and reactive maintenance on a diverse range of airfield & landside infrastructural assets including runways, taxiways, aprons pavement, airfield paint markings, footpaths, roads, grasslands, drainage infrastructure, security fence, boundary gates in Ireland’s busiest airport to ensure safe and efficient operations at all times.   In addition to the above the team provides support during the winter season and is an integral part of the Dublin Airport Winter Operations team responsible for ensuring the safe and timely clearance of contamination to pavements during winter operations. The team is also the Dublin Airport aircraft recovery response team and have aided in the recovery of a number of disabled aircraft at Dublin Airport over the last 10 year as well as at both Cork and Shannon Airports.

The Works Inspector is responsible for overseeing the safety, quality, construction, testing, commissioning, engaging with stakeholders, handover and completion including rectification of all defects of specific projects. The Works Inspector is also responsible for liaising with the appropriate operational departments and ensuring that the contractor does not disrupt the everyday operation of passengers, staff, and stakeholders. The Works Inspector will monitor and document progress on site and report everyday activities to the Project manager.  

There are a number of upcoming roles within Terminals and Landside for Airport Cleaning Team Members – Trolley Driving.   The primary focus of the Airport Cleaning Team Member – Trolley Driving will manage and ensure appropriate Dublin Airport facilities are available, that all airport functions are operating to a high level and will provide passengers with the appropriate information and assistance whilst adhering to Airport standards.   Successful candidates will report directly to the Service Delivery Team Leaders.  Team members will embrace the role, becoming the ‘face of Dublin Airport’ to convey a professional, helpful, friendly attitude and service to all Dublin Airport users.   Team members will rotate between duties on a roster basis and will operate cross-terminal and campus wide.  Tasks are allocated based on demand, and team members will be required to be agile and move from areas / tasks, as directed by on-shift supervision, responding to any changes in the plan during a shift.   These roles are shift based roles and will provide 24/7 coverage throughout the airport.  

To maximise sales, provide the highest levels of customer service, be responsible for the security of stock and cash and to ensure that the shops are strongly merchandised.  Ensure all standards are in line with company policy in all of the following areas: - Shop - Shelf - Staff - Selling - Service   This role is based at Tivat airport and shift work is required.