AA Command Pilot

Columbia Helicopters

About The Position

The AA Command Pilot will serve as pilot-in-command on Columbia Model 234 Chinook in support of Columbia Helicopters’ international and domestic flight operations. ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Operates aircraft to the highest standard, safety, and efficiency Utilizes sound aeronautical decision making (ADM), risk management, and situational awareness (SA) Performs work in accordance with company policies, regulations, and guidance Orchestrates the flight operations and the activities of all personnel under the scope of their responsibilities Represents the company in a positive manner in all activities Promotes Columbia Helicopters’ core values and integrity while in conduct of their duties: Meets customers’ expectations to ensure the highest possible service Actively identifies and mitigates safety concerns and/or risks Seeks opportunities for improvement and productivity Coordinates and supports the project team Performs any required administrative tasks Assists wherever possible in the overall success of the operation Keeps Columbia Helicopters’ management and other interested stakeholders informed of job activities or other relevant information Serves as Project Lead in the absence of the Site Manager Performs other duties as assigned by the Director of Flight Operations, VP of Operations, Chief Pilot, and Assistant Chief Pilot MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE Commercial Pilot License or higher with Rotorcraft Helicopter class rating Current Class II (or higher) FAA medical certification Currency in the appropriate type aircraft Type rating(s) as required by aircraft US or equivalent passport At least 3,000 hours PIC Long-line Part 133 qualification Ability to work in austere environments for prolonged periods Ability to work without supervision Ability to work in a team and high stress environment Strong supervisory skills

Requirements

Commercial Pilot License or higher with Rotorcraft Helicopter class rating
Current Class II (or higher) FAA medical certification
Currency in the appropriate type aircraft
Type rating(s) as required by aircraft
US or equivalent passport
At least 3,000 hours PIC
Long-line Part 133 qualification
Ability to work in austere environments for prolonged periods
Ability to work without supervision
Ability to work in a team and high stress environment
Strong supervisory skills

Responsibilities

Operates aircraft to the highest standard, safety, and efficiency
Utilizes sound aeronautical decision making (ADM), risk management, and situational awareness (SA)
Performs work in accordance with company policies, regulations, and guidance
Orchestrates the flight operations and the activities of all personnel under the scope of their responsibilities
Represents the company in a positive manner in all activities
Promotes Columbia Helicopters’ core values and integrity while in conduct of their duties
Meets customers’ expectations to ensure the highest possible service
Actively identifies and mitigates safety concerns and/or risks
Seeks opportunities for improvement and productivity
Coordinates and supports the project team
Performs any required administrative tasks
Assists wherever possible in the overall success of the operation
Keeps Columbia Helicopters’ management and other interested stakeholders informed of job activities or other relevant information
Serves as Project Lead in the absence of the Site Manager
Performs other duties as assigned by the Director of Flight Operations, VP of Operations, Chief Pilot, and Assistant Chief Pilot