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Aviation Faa
FEDERAL AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF NIGERIA (FAAN)
LAND, WATER AND SURVEY DEPARTMENT’S
LOCAL CHARTER

1. INTRODUCTION The department is responsible for securing airport land, survey and maintenance of the established boundaries it also handles drawing up land use plans and other associated land matters. It provides water in all the airports for domestic use and fighting.

2. MISSION STATEMENT To develop and maintain land, water and sewage services that will guarantee safe operations and healthy environment.

3. VISION STATEMENT To be amongst the best Airports group in the world.

4.0 DETAILS OF CUSTOMERS
4.1. INTERNAL CUSTOMERS - Federal Ministry of Aviation (FMA) - Board - Management - Staff of FAAN 4.2 EXTERNAL CUSTOMERS - Airline Operators - Government Agencies - Financial Institutions - Contractors - Passengers/Public - International Organizations - Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) - Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) - Handling Companies (NAHCO & SAHCOL ) - Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (NCAT) - Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NIMET)

5.0 DETAILS OF SERVICE PROVISION AND DELIVERY • Design of water supply source works e.g. boreholes, intake galleries. • Design of water storage and distribution system. • Design of water treatment plants, sewage works, fire hydrant system. • Supervision of capital water and sewage projects. • Monitoring of water and sewage engineering performance standards. • Provision of survey data for engineering projects. • Establishment of boundary surveys for airports. • Provision of central survey network within airports • Provision of geo-informatics for airport
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