Boeing Communication System Operator Instructor (C-32A / C-40B)

Military Spouse Corporate Career Network•Andrews AFB, MD

About The Position

BlueForce, Inc. is seeking an experienced Boeing Communication System Operator (CSO) Instructor to support the 89th Airlift Wing Formal Training Unit (FTU). The instructor will train flight attendants and CSOs on high-profile government aircraft, with emphasis on emergency protocols, customer service standards and protocols, aircraft-specific procedures, and aviation regulatory compliance. The role provides comprehensive academic and practical instruction to students assigned to the Executive Airlift Formal Training Unit (EA FTU). Qualified instructors may also be required to train students supporting other aircraft types. The instructor delivers training in accordance with current training guides, courseware, and syllabi; evaluates student performance and progress; documents training and reviews; develops and maintains course materials; and communicates student status and instructional matters to FTU leadership. The instructor also operates the Fuselage Trainer and other 89 AW Executive Mission Aviator aircrew training devices, serves as the primary instructor for associated device training events, and teaches Security+ curriculum using current CompTIA materials. The position requires an active Secret clearance and CompTIA Security+ CE certification.

Requirements

Active Secret clearance.
CompTIA Security+ CE certification; instructors must possess or achieve the certification and maintain it in accordance with CompTIA Continuing Education requirements.
At least three years of documented instructor experience on executive military transport (SAM/DV) aircraft, such as C-32, C-40, C-37, or VC-25; or at least three years of instructor experience in civilian equivalents such as VVIP Part 135 charter, Fortune 500 corporate flight departments, or head-of-state aircrews.
At least five years of cumulative flight experience.
At least three years of documented flight instructor experience as a CSO Instructor.
Provide previous Form 8s and flight records, or company-certified training records, logbooks, or employment verification letters that explicitly detail CSO instructor duties.
Either at least two years of documented experience as a certified Formal Training Unit instructor (such as an Air Force T-prefixed instructor, Navy/Marine Corps NATOPS Instructor, or Army Flight Instructor/Standardization Instructor) on any military aircraft platform/MDS, or at least three years of documented flight examiner/evaluator or instructional duties in any designated aircrew position or military aircraft platform/MDS.
Ability to operate Fuselage Trainer equipment and other 89 AW Executive Mission Aviator aircrew training devices.

Responsibilities

Provide comprehensive training to CSOs assigned to the Executive Airlift Formal Training Unit and, if qualified and required, students supporting other aircraft types.
Deliver academic and practical training covering safety procedures, emergency protocols, customer service excellence, and regulatory compliance.
Instruct EA FTU students in accordance with current training guides, courseware, and syllabi.
Notify FTU leadership when approved syllabi, courseware, and training guides conflict; follow written guidance or clarification from FTU leadership and maintain records of it.
Evaluate student performance, monitor progress, and provide additional training to correct deficiencies and attain proficiency.
Document student training progress in training folders weekly and ensure monthly and quarterly reviews are completed.
Inform leadership about student training status, strengths and weaknesses, disciplinary issues, and any need for additional training time.
Develop, maintain, administer, and deliver course materials, including tests, PowerPoints, and ad hoc lesson plans.
Review course materials and syllabi after each class and recommend changes to FTU leadership.
Request power-on trainers in coordination with FTU leadership and provide training recommendations for FTU Flying Trainers.
Attend meetings pertaining to students in training and relay information as requested by FTU leadership.
Operate Fuselage Trainer equipment and other 89 AW Executive Mission Aviator aircrew training devices, including Virtual Reality Modules.
Serve as the primary instructor for FTU Fuselage Trainer training and associated EMA Aircrew Training Device instructional events.
Conduct and document debriefs on curriculum and instruction after each academic phase or as requested by staff.
Maintain CompTIA Security+ certification in accordance with CompTIA Continuing Education requirements and instruct EA FTU CSO students in Security+ curriculum using current CompTIA training materials.
Keep workspace areas neat and orderly, avoid conditions that could lead to safety violations, maintain a clean and neat business-casual appearance, and practice proper personal hygiene.