Head of Security, Fire & Rescue Services Vacancy 2026 – Airport & Aviation Services Sri Lanka (AASL)
Published on: 15 February 2026 | Closing Date: 27 February 2026
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📄 Past Papers – Old Syllabus 📘 Past Papers – New Syllabus 🟢 Join Government Jobs & Education WhatsApp GroupAirport & Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Private) Limited (AASL) invites applications from highly qualified and experienced professionals for the prestigious position of Head of Security, Fire & Rescue Services. This senior leadership role is directly responsible to the Board of Directors for ensuring aviation security and fire safety operations at Sri Lanka’s international airports.
📌 Key Responsibilities
- Overall management of Airport Security & Fire Rescue Divisions
- Ensure compliance with ICAO aviation security & fire standards
- Maintain Airport Security Programme effectiveness
- Supervise Fire Stations at BIA, MRIA, CIAR, JIA & BDA
- Oversee fire equipment, extinguishing media & performance reports
- Provide VIP & sensitive passenger security
- Ensure safe custody of arms and ammunition
- Conduct inspections & enforce corrective actions
🎓 Qualifications & Experience
✔ Bachelor’s Degree (UGC Recognized)
✔ MBA or Postgraduate Degree in relevant field
✔ Minimum 15 years post-qualifying experience (10 years managerial level)
OR Commissioned Officer (Brigadier or above) / SSP or above – Sri Lanka Police
Age Limit: Not more than 57 years
💰 Salary & Benefits
Attractive remuneration package with additional fringe benefits. Selected candidates may be required to serve at any airport location in Sri Lanka.
📬 How to Apply
Send your application prepared according to the specimen format with certified copies of relevant certificates by Registered Post or Courier to:
Chairman
Airport & Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Private) Limited
Bandaranaike International Airport
Katunayake
(Indicate the post applied on top left corner of envelope)
⚠ Applications not conforming to the specimen format or received after 27 February 2026 will be rejected.
