CFT In-Charge

Job description

About Business

Adani Group : Adani Group is a diversified organisation in India comprising 10 publicly traded companies. It has created a world class logistics and utility infrastructure portfolio that has a pan-India presence. Adani Group is headquartered in Ahmedabad, in the state of Gujarat, India. Over the years, Adani Group has positioned itself to be the market leader in its logistics and energy businesses focusing on large scale infrastructure development in India with O & M practices benchmarked to global standards.

With four IG rated businesses, it is the only Infrastructure Investment Grade issuer in India.

Adani Airports Holding Limited

Adani Airports Holding Limited is reshaping the aviation landscape, transforming airports into dynamic hubs of connectivity, innovation, and service excellence. By prioritizing passenger experience, leveraging state-of-the-art technology, and enhancing operational efficiency, we are redefining airport infrastructure across India. Our vision is to create world-class airports that serve as gateways to regional development and global connectivity, positioning Adani Airports as a leader in the aviation sector with a focus on sustainable growth and community impact.

Job Purpose

A CFT Operator performs specialized protective service duties involving every phase of aircraft crash, fire, and rescue operations, as well as structural firefighting. The role includes operating all related equipment during assigned shifts and maintaining a high level of readiness for emergency response.CFT Officers undergo intensive training to develop thorough expertise in crash‑fire‑rescue procedures, including detailed knowledge of escape and rescue systems integrated into firefighting vehicles.

They are responsible for mastering all crash‑fire‑rescue equipment and ensuring they can apply the correct techniques during emergency missions.

Responsibilities

Vehicle and Equipment Upkeep

Conduct routine inspection, cleaning, and maintenance of the CFT vehicle, onboard equipment, and communication systems. Identify defects or malfunctions and ensure issues are addressed promptly to maintain operational readiness.

Reporting and Documentation

Complete and submit the vehicle inspection checklist at the start of each shift. Immediately report any major mechanical or equipment defects to the supervisor in charge.

Crew Alertness and Readiness

Ensure the fire crew under command remains vigilant, prepared, and ready for immediate response. Monitor crew discipline and readiness levels throughout the shift.

Training and Familiarization

Conduct training sessions for crew members on airfield layout, CFT operations, and equipment handling. Provide continuous skill‑building activities to maintain operational proficiency.

Emergency Turnout

Respond instantly to all emergency or fire calls, following established procedures and supervisor instructions. Assess the situation upon arrival and assist in executing the appropriate mitigation measures.

Rescue and Firefighting Leadership

Lead the crew during emergencies, ensuring proper execution of rescue and firefighting actions. Coordinate with the supervisor in charge to adapt tactics based on situational demands.

CFT Operation

Drive and operate the Crash Fire Tender safely and efficiently under all conditions. Ensure mastery of all vehicle systems, including pumps, monitors, and specialized firefighting capabilitie Key Stakeholders - Internal: Supervisor - ARFF Airport Operations Team Airport Security Emergency Medical Services ARFF Crew Members Engineering & Maintenance Team Health, Safety & Environment (HSE)

Team Key Stakeholders - External

Local Fire Services Department Airlines Operating at the Airport Ground Handling Companies ARFF Equipment Manufacturers/Service Providers Insurance Companies Local Community Leaders Civil Aviation Authorities

Qualifications

Education

Qualification: ITI/Diploma or equivalent in Fire Fighting Technology Certification from an accredited firefighting academy is required.

Work Experience

12-13 years of experience firefighting experience, preferably in aircraft rescue and fire fighting (ARFF) operations.