Remote Construction Traffic Controller Jobs in Kansas

What this job is: You'll work inside high-fidelity Air Traffic Control (ATC) simulators, voicing the role of pilots and remote facilities so trainee air traffic controllers can practice on realistic traffic before they touch a live scope. When a student issues a clearance, you respond. When they give a heading, you read it back. You are the other side of the frequency. This is a performance-sensitive role. It requires fast, accurate data entry, clean verbal communication, and the ability to stay sharp under exactly the kind of pressure you're generating for the trainee. What you'll do: * Operate simulated radar and voice communication systems to portray pilots and remote ATC facilities during medium and high-fidelity training exercises. * Receive voice instructions from students, enter accurate data into the automated system, and respond using correct ATC phraseology in real time. * Maintain consistent, realistic performance across multiple training positions. After hire, you'll complete two certifications: a Classroom cert covering airspace knowledge and procedures, and a Lab cert demonstrating RPO performance across all positions. What you need: * High school diploma or equivalent * Typing: 40 WPM at 90% accuracy, minimum * Clear spoken English * At least one year of work experience About the Contract: This position is located at the Kansas City Air Route Traffic Control Center (ZKC) in Olathe, Kansas. ZKC manages approximately 192,000 square miles of airspace across the central United States, including parts of Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Illinois, Texas, New Mexico, and Colorado, and borders seven adjacent en-route centers that handle transcontinental overflight traffic. Aviation or ATC background is a plus but by no means required.