Principal Airplane Pilot

Chevron•Sugar Land, TX

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About The Position

Chevron Aviation Services is hiring a Principal Airplane Pilot. The captain serves as Pilot-in-Command for assigned aircraft and provides worldwide service. The role has direct responsibility for the safety of passengers and crew and for the comfortable, timely operation of the aircraft. The captain supervises the flight crew and ensures flight and ground operations comply with Federal and International Civil Aviation Organization regulations. The pilot analyzes weather conditions with the first officer and makes decisions about potential delays, rerouting, or flight cancellations. Pilots also maintain required qualifications and proficiency, conduct pre- and post-flight inspections, and perform assigned collateral duties and projects. The position requires the ability to operate worldwide without restriction and to perform Pilot-in-Command duties.

Requirements

GVI Type Rating.
5,000 hours of total pilot time.
2,500 hours of multi-engine flight time.
1,000 hours in type or large-cabin equivalent.
200 hours of flight time in the previous 12 months.
FAA First Class Medical Certificate.
FAA Airline Transport Pilot Rating.
EFIS/EICAS/FMS experience.
Ability to operate to any international destination.

Nice To Haves

International and oceanic experience.
Bachelor’s degree.

Responsibilities

Observe the highest levels of safety at all times.
Maintain required qualifications and proficiency.
Complete pre- and post-flight inspections.
Operate aircraft worldwide without restriction.
Perform the duties of Pilot-in-Command.
Provide direct responsibility for passenger and crew safety and the comfortable, timely operation of the aircraft.
Supervise the flight crew and ensure flight and ground operations comply with Federal and International Civil Aviation Organization regulations.
Analyze weather conditions with the first officer and make decisions regarding delays, rerouting, or flight cancellations.
Perform collateral duties and projects assigned by the Gulfstream Fleet Captain or Chief Pilot.
Work after hours, holidays, and weekends.