Who has a lead role in selecting sites for the MAAS?

The role of the Engineer Assistant in selecting sites for the MAAS (Mobile Aeronautical and Aviation System) is critical due to their technical expertise and understanding of the engineering requirements that need to be met. This position is often more involved in the logistical and technical assessments necessary to determine whether a location is suitable for installation. The Engineer Assistant evaluates factors such as local infrastructure, environmental considerations, and compliance with regulations, ensuring that all site selection criteria align with project requirements.

The other roles listed play important functions within a project but focus on different responsibilities. The Field Supervisor typically oversees the operational aspects and may not have the in-depth technical focus on site selection. The Site Manager manages the day-to-day operations at the site but is often more concerned with management rather than the technical details of site selection. The Project Coordinator facilitates communication and logistics across teams but is not usually responsible for the technical assessments that the Engineer Assistant performs when selecting sites for the MAAS.