(a) The organisation, efficiency and the supervision of the air traffic control staff.
(b) Reporting to the appropriate station officer any unserviceability of ground radio equipment or navigational aids.
(c) Reporting to the appropriate Naval and air traffic control authorities any special instructions about the serviceability of the airfield radio and visual aids or other relevant equipment.
(d) Recording for display in the air traffic control approach room the serviceability of airfields, visual and radio safety aids, and warning about navigation dangers relevant equipment.
(e) The display in the Air traffic control approach room of a plan of the airfield showing the flying hazards and obstructions within the airfield circuit.
(f) The display in the Air traffic control approach room of a plan of the air field showing the flying hazards and obstructions within the airfield circuit.
i. Low flying areas.
ii. Instrument flying area.
iii. Local flying practice area.
iv. Prohibited area.
v. Local obstructions and hazards.
vi. Local control zones.
vii. Target towing lines areas.
viii. Air to ground range.
ix. Air to ground range.
x. Ship firing range, if any.
(g) The custody and amendment of all publications and maps in use by the Air Traffic control.
(h) In-charge of all aircraft fire fighting equipment and custodian of all items/equipment in the Air Traffic control building.