What is the primary responsibility of an Airport Master Firefighter (AMF)?

The primary responsibility of an Airport Master Firefighter (AMF) is to ensure the safety of aircraft operations. This involves being prepared to respond to emergencies that may arise during aircraft operations, including fires, hazardous material incidents, and other emergencies that can threaten the safety of passengers, crew, and airport personnel. The AMF is trained to perform fire prevention strategies, develop emergency response plans, and maintain the necessary firefighting equipment to protect lives and property at the airport.

While managing airport construction projects, overseeing customer service, and coordinating marketing efforts are all important aspects of airport operations, they fall outside the specific purview of fire safety and emergency response that the AMF is tasked with. The AMF focuses primarily on emergency preparedness and firefighting duties to effectively mitigate risks associated with aviation operations.