TriState CareFlight, LLC is a fast growing air Ambulance
Company our headquarters is located in Bullhead City, Arizona. We are currently
looking for a 135 flight / ground instructor to join our team. The flight
instructor will report directly to the Training Captain and will be responsible
for assisting in the aviation training department.
Requirements:
Helicopter Commercial License
Helicopter Instrument Rating
FAA Certified Flight Instructor / Instrument (CFII
Preferred)
2500 Hours Total Time
1500 Hours Turbine Time
1500 Hours PIC
100 hours Unaided Night
ATP Preferred but Not Required.
- Position requires
candidate to be a check airmen
- Extensive travel will be
required
- Must relocate to Bullhead
City, Arizona
- Must have NVG experience
Job Description:
This position provides the leadership and oversight
necessary to meet all operational goals of the TriState CareFlight’s
rotary-wing pilot training program.
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Supervise company instructors to ensure that they
perform their duties effectively, efficiently and are qualified to teach assigned
courses.
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Perform routine audits and coaching of instructors to
ensure the quality of all technical education provided by them meets acceptable
standards.
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Aid in the research and development of training content
for new courses.
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Ensure that lesson plans, power point presentations and
examination material for all courses are kept current.
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Ensure that all pilot training is properly documented.
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Schedules, coordinates and conducts initial and
recurrent training for all pilots.
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Ensure that training curriculums meet FAA guidelines.
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Assist with development of curriculums.
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Ensure that trainees are scheduled for appropriate
vendor provided training in a timely efficient manner.
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Ensure compliance with regulatory and customer
requirements.
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Ensure that all examination material is relevant, and
kept secure.
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Oversee pilot integrity through computer database
resources in coordination with the TriState CareFlight standards and training
records administrator.
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Read, understand and interpret complex technical
procedures, instructions, diagrams, schedules and regulations.
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Write reports, lesson plans, procedures and draft power
point presentations.
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Present oral information and respond to questions from
groups of new hires or current employees.
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Solve practical problems and deal with multiple
undefined variables
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Operates and maintains currency as a helicopter pilot,
instructor and check airman in assigned aircraft.
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Perform other duties as required.
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Displays great communication and leadership skills.
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FTD Instructor.