As an Aviation Surveillance And Code Coordination Manager, you will need to master following:

• airport safety regulations
• apply airport standards and regulations
• common aviation safety regulations
• coordinate technical standards for global interoperability
• coordinate the allocation of Mode S radars to Interrogator Codes
• geographic information systems
• manage aviation planning
• manage data
• monitor airport surveillance infrastructure
• security regulations
• supervise maintenance activities in airports
• surveillance radars
• work in an aviation team

More generally, an aviation surveillance and code coordination manager is also versed in:

• apply technical communication skills
• manage staff
• operate radio equipment
• perform risk analysis
• use different communication channels
• write work-related reports

It also helps to know the following:

• airport electrical systems
• cyber security
• global navigation satellite system performance parameters
• implement improvements in airport operations
• interact with airport stakeholders
• train security officers
• monitor security measures
• monitor technology trends
• perform multiple tasks at the same time
• systems development life-cycle