Drone Hub Operator - Belgium Deployment (Must hold rights to work in Belgium)

Job Title: Drone Hub Operator, Belgium Project (Must have a EU passport/rights to work in Belgium) Team: Skyports Hub Operator Programme Rate: £13/hour Hours: Variable, based on deployments Travel: Paid when travel is part of a deployment (e.g. ferry to a working site) Food/Drink: Up to £20/day reimbursed during deployments (receipts required) Location: Belgium-based from 1st February - 31st July 2026 Skyports is recruiting Hub Operators (HOs) under our Skyports Hub Operator Programme (SHOP). This role supports drone flight operations by ensuring the aircraft, launch sites, and ground processes run smoothly and safely. You’ll work closely with Remote Pilots and other team members to deliver drone services for delivery, inspection, and surveillance missions. The current project we are recruiting for is a 6-month, Belgium-based deployment working 8 hours a day, 5 days a week. (Accommodation provided) Key responsibilities include: Set up and secure drone landing and take-off points (TOLPs)Carry out basic aircraft maintenance (Level 1) and battery managementAssist with launch, monitoring, and recovery of flightsMaintain visual line of sight with the aircraft when requiredWatch out for environmental or safety hazards and report themEnsure proper logbook and maintenance record-keepingSupport the team with kit handling and refuelingKeep your ground procedures and documentation knowledge up to dateComplete refresher training as needed before deployments You may be required to travel domestically or internationally for deployments. Full training will be provided before you begin. About you We’re looking for people who are: Safety conscious, with a calm and focused approachComfortable working outdoors and in varied environmentsHappy to travel and be away from home on deploymentsPractical and hands-on with kit and toolsGood communicators and team playersReliable, punctual, and detail-focusedPhysically able to manage drone and battery handling tasks You do not need a drone license. This is a ground-based role, and full training is provided. You must able to be based in Belgium. Interview Process Apply for the Role Submit your application through a link.Video Introduction You’ll be asked to record a short 60-second video introducing yourself and explaining why you want to join the programme.Training Day Invitation If selected, you’ll be invited to attend an in-person training day where we assess your practical skills and team fit.Offer If you pass the training day, you’ll be offered a role as a Hub Operator. Locations: Luxembourg; Netherlands; Germany; France; Spain; Belgium; Hybrid (Ireland)