Seattle Tower - SEA

FL_CTI Senior Member South Florida

Anyone work there who is willing to tell me about staffing levels, both current and future? What is the work environment like? Though it is Class B airspace, it is a level 9 facility. Is it a good place to start? I would like to put in to work there so I want to find out everything I can, both good and bad. Thanks for the help.

Pavel Rookie

My buddy got hired by SEA twr few month ago and he said that right now there are no spots availble, few people in training, but they will hire in the future.

Swim Junior Member Far north

CPC Range: 23-28
CPCs on Board: 28
CPCs Selected: 0
CPCs Released: 4
CPCs Eligible to Retire: 27
Total Developmentals: 6
Developmental Ratio: 21.43%
Manager/Supervisor Total: 8
Admin Total: 1
Total Staffing: 43
Operating TRACON Positions:
Operating Towers Positions: 8


Looks like they're full

AlphaLima Senior Member Florida

Am i reading that right? 27 of 28 CPCs are eligible to retire and they only have 6 developmentals? That dosent sound full

posller Newcomer Tampa, FL

yeah you read that right.

Might as well be reading a summary on every facility...

mjh55404 Senior Analyst OKC

Where did you locate that data?

I would like to play around with some of that while I am bored waiting to get into the academy.

Thanks,

Michael

Towns2dd Trusted Member

Swim, where do you get all of this staffing info??

Towns2dd Trusted Member

Swim, What are the staffing levels for Richmond Tower (KRIC) and Norfolk Tower (KORF)?

Rosstafari Daaaang. /X

Swim gets his figures from the FAA computer in his facility.

Not in the SEA thread. Check the thread in the main ATC Facility Information forum.

astro2818 Newcomer Seattle, WA

The number of CPCs eligible to retire is inaccurate. It's more like 5 or 6. In the past 2-3 years, they have hired a ton of VRAs and CTIs.

As for staffing, they are full.