The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 1: Bachelor Degree, higher qualification, or at least five years of relevant experience

Registration or licensing is required.

• Controls the positions of ailerons and elevators, and the thrust of engines, to determine the elevation, speed and direction of aeroplanes
• Operates controls and navigational instruments to fly the aeroplane safely and efficiently with the use of autopilot
• Takes off and lands aeroplanes on fixed runways
• Plans and records aeroplane flight operations, and completes flight documentation
• Performs pre-flight inspections of the aeroplane to ensure it complies with specifications
• Communicates with air traffic control, ground crew and other pilots to ensure safe and coordinated flight operations
• Performs emergency procedures and manoeuvres in response to in-flight emergencies or equipment malfunctions of the aeroplane
• May make announcements during the flight, and inform passengers about safety procedures and protocols

Registration or licensing is required.

• Monitors and controls the movement of aircraft in controlled airspace and aerodromes
• Provides clear and concise instructions to pilots regarding their flight paths and altitudes
• Communicates with other air traffic control centres, pilots and airport staff members to ensure safety, relay estimated arrival times, and prevent or respond to emergency situations
• Monitors radar displays and other equipment to track the position and movement of aircraft
• Keeps accurate records of all aircraft movements and communications

Registration or licensing is required.

• Flying Instructor

• Helicopter Pilot Instructor

• Develops detailed and structured lesson plans encompassing theoretical knowledge and practical skills
• Instructs students in the theory and principles of flying aircraft
• Conducts pre-flight and post-flight inspections of aircraft to ensure safety and airworthiness
• Demonstrates and explains the operation of aircraft controls and equipment
• Provides practical flight training to students, including take off, landing and manoeuvring
• Monitors and evaluates students' progress, and provides feedback on their performance
• Maintains logs of student performance and their flying hours
• Prepares students for flight certification exams

Registration or licensing is required.

• Controls the speed and angle of rotor blades to determine the elevation, velocity and direction of helicopters
• Takes off and lands helicopters on clear, level surfaces, including helipads and platforms
• Performs precise manoeuvres such as spot landings and low-level flights, in various weather conditions
• Communicates with air traffic control, ground crew and other pilots to ensure safe and coordinated flight operations
• Performs pre-flight inspections, and records and adjusts flight plans as necessary to ensure passenger and crew safety
• Performs emergency procedures and manoeuvres in response to in-flight emergencies or equipment malfunctions of the helicopter
• May perform search and rescue missions, aerial photography, or transport critically ill or injured patients to hospital
• May inform passengers of safety procedures, assist passengers to board and disembark the helicopter, and load belongings or freight on and off helicopters

Registration or licensing is required.

• Aircraft Navigator
• Airworthiness Inspector
• Hot Air Balloon Pilot

Police Prosecutors are excluded from this unit group. Police Prosecutors are included in Occupation 281237 Police Prosecutor.

The occupations in this unit group have a skill level corresponding to the qualifications and experience below.

• Skill Level 1: Bachelor Degree, higher qualification, or at least five years of relevant experience

Police Prosecutors are excluded from this occupation. Police Prosecutors are included in Occupation 281237 Police Prosecutor.

• Bomb Squad Officer
• Close Personal Protection Police Officer
• Investigator (Police)
• Plain Clothes Police Officer
• Police Dog Handler
• Police Forensic Officer
• Search and Rescue Officer
• Tactical Flight Officer
• Tactical Response Group Officer
• Water Police Officer

• Plans and undertakes police investigations into offences committed in areas such as organised, corporate and cybercrime, homicide, drug trafficking, money laundering and terrorism
• Recruits and manages informants within criminal investigations
• Assesses, controls and examines incident and crime scenes, and coordinates resources to collect and preserve evidence for analysis
• Uses surveillance techniques to monitor, track and locate suspects, and conducts raids and arrests on premises
• Provides intelligence support to police responses
• Uses specialist equipment and tactics in the containment and resolution of high-risk situations such as hostage situations, terrorist incidents, and chemical, biological or radiation incidents
• Undertakes vehicle crash investigation and analysis, including by applying specialist techniques to analyse complex crashes
• Prepares and undertakes land or marine search and rescue responses, including assessing terrain or marine conditions, coordinating resources and determining a safe route to the target
• Develops and presents the findings of police analysis and investigations in court