Captain - Aviation

Halliburton•Houston, TX

About The Position

The Captain operates aircraft in accordance with the approved Aircraft Flight Manual (AFM), Federal Aviation Regulations (FAR), and company Flight Operations Manual. As Pilot-in-Command (PIC), the Captain has full authority and responsibility for the safe operation of assigned flights and supervises all assigned crew members. The role may also include Training Officer and/or Safety Officer duties, including developing training and safety plans.

Requirements

High school diploma.
At least 10 years of flight operations experience, including Pilot-in-Command experience.
At least 5,000 hours of total flight time, including 2,500 hours of multi-engine flight time and 1,000 hours of jet flight time.
FAA Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) license with multi-engine and instrument ratings.
First Class Medical license.
FCC license.
Valid U.S. passport.

Nice To Haves

Gulfstream V and/or Gulfstream 650 type rating.

Responsibilities

Operate aircraft in accordance with the approved AFM, FAR, and company Flight Operations Manual.
Act as Pilot-in-Command with full authority and responsibility for the safe operation of assigned flights.
Supervise all crew members assigned to the flight.
Ensure completion of the preflight inspection and confirm required equipment, paperwork, and supplies are onboard before departure.
Obtain a complete weather briefing for departure, en-route, destination, and alternate airports.
Review aircraft performance and calculate weight and balance to ensure the flight is within aircraft operating limits.
Report flight cancellations or diversions to the dispatcher, Chief Pilot, and Director of Aviation.
Coordinate passenger arrangements with the lead passenger.
Use cockpit flows and checklists and complete required trip paperwork.
Ensure a thorough post-flight inspection is completed after each flight.
Complete customs and general declaration forms as required and maintain custody and control of passengers until they clear customs and/or immigration.
Refuse transportation of any person or object if carriage poses a risk to the safety of the aircraft or its occupants.
Perform additional Training Officer and/or Safety Officer duties as assigned, potentially including development of training and safety plans.