ATI ASSISTANT CHIEF PILOT

Air Transport International, Inc.•Wilmington, OH

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Supervising all activities and flight crewmembers of the Flight Department to ensure a safe and compliant airline and reporting to the Chief Pilot.

Requirements

Must possess at least 5 years of experience, within the past 10 years, as an airline transport pilot of a large airplane operated under or Part 121 or Part 135 OR have previous Chief Pilot /Flight Management experience under Part 121 or part 135.
Must be eligible to hold US Government Secret Security Clearance.
High School Diploma or Equivalent.
Must hold an airline transport pilot certificate with appropriate ratings for 8757/767 or similar type of aircraft used in the certificate.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in aviation or related field.
5 years PIC experience in a large aircraft for a 121 operations.
Airline management and check airman experience overseeing flight crew training and checking.

Responsibilities

Managing all Flight Crewmembers personnel issues, monitoring crewmember proficiency for new (probationary) and tenured pilots.
Assist in the recruitment and retention of Flight Crewmembers with Chief Pilot.
Evaluate and report unsafe or hazardous conditions; inform the Chief Pilot in terminating, restricting, or suspending operations during hazardous conditions until such conditions are corrected, as required.
Retain and apply expert knowledge of the contents of the General Operations Manual, Operations Specifications, Federal Aviation Regulations, and other instructions pertinent to his/her duties.
Establishing flight standards to ensure the highest levels of flight safety, efficiency and quality by working closely with Flight Standards in procedures, policies and SOPs.
Developing and reviewing new or existing policies to ensure efficiency and compliance to enhance safety and improve on time performance via these new procedures.
Maintaining all flight publications for Company aircraft, as required.
As directed by the Chief Pilot assist in establishing and modifying procedures in and is responsible for the content consistency in the following manuals and Operations Specifications: Performance Handbook (AeroData)(all models), Aircraft Flight Manuals and Quick Reference Handbooks (all models), Minimum Equipment Lists (all models), Operations Specifications A, Band C.
Monitor goals and objectives intended to maintain the highest level of operational performance consistent with the level of Safety as outlined in the Safety Policy; this requires the development, implementation and maintaining of the Safety Management System (SMS) processes within their responsibility.
Other duties as assigned