New Posting - FlyCanadian

Currently recruiting a Flight Instructor

Flycanadian Inc. We are an approved Designated Learning Institute by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. We provide professional flight training that focuses on pilots who wish to pursue a career as an Airline Pilot. We are a proud member of ATAC (Air Transport Association of Canada).  

Company: Flycanadian Inc.

Business address: 76 Forest Heights Blvd. Kleinburg, ON, L0J1C0

Business Information:  We are an approved Designated Learning Institute by Citizenship and Immigration Canada. We provide professional flight training that focuses on pilots who wish to pursue a career as an Airline Pilot. We are a proud member of ATAC (Air Transport Association of Canada)

Work Location: Lindsay Airport 3187 Highway 35 North, Lindsay, ON, K9V 4R1

Mailing address: 76 Forest Heights Blvd. Kleinburg, ON, L0J1C0

Type of Employment: Full time - Permanent

Estimated Start Date: As soon as possible

Job Description:

Flying Instructor Specific Skills

·         Instruct student pilots in procedures and techniques of flying aircraft and in grounds school subjects such as navigation, radio procedures and flying regulations

·         Instruct graduate pilots who hold a Commercial Pilot License with Multi IR rating on the principals of Jet Characteristics, Airline Operations, Standard Operating Procedures and Crew Resource Management Skills.

·         Train licensed pilots in-flight how Operate to Airline standards in the Piper Navajo Chieftain.

Pilot specific skills:

·         Fly fixed wing aircraft

·         Train and prepare pilots for examination

·         Conduct Airline Bridge Training Ground School

·         Conduct inflight tests and monitor functioning of aircraft equipment and systems during flights

·         Co-ordinate flight activities with ground crews and air-traffic control, inform crew members of flight and test procedures and direct activities of aircraft crew during flights

·         Maintain communications with flight dispatchers and weather forecasters and respond to and report inflight emergencies and malfunctions

·         Prepare flight evaluation reports

·         Conduct pre-flight inspection of aircraft and check passenger and cargo distribution to ensure that weight and balance specifications are met

·         Provide graduate students with Airline bridge training to integrate into the airline and to improve qualifications of the graduates. This includes Crew resource Management Training, Multi-cultural flight deck training, and Jet Aircraft introduction

Other areas of instruction

The training also includes the following areas of instruction:

-       Effective Communications  (can we move these into requirements)

-       Decision-Making

-       Leadership

-       Crew Concept and Synergy

-       Workload Management

-       Stress

-       Aviation Physiology

-       Human Performance

-       Threat and Error Management

-       Controlled Flight Into Terrain

-       Crew Coordination & Briefings

-       Checklist Operation

-       Emergency and Abnormal Procedures

Type of flying:

·         Commercial aviation

·         Airline Operations

·         Instructing

Work conditions and Physical Capabilities:

·         Tight deadlines

·         Large workload

·         Work under pressure

·         Fast-paced environment

·         Attention to detail

Credentials

·         First Aid Certificate

·         Airline Pilot Transport License – fixed wing

·         Airline Instructor Certificate

·         Documented airline training in the following areas

o   Technical/Non-technical Aviation Skills

o   Situational Awareness

o   TCAS/ACAS

o   Simulator/FTD Orientation

Requirements:

-     Education: Completion of secondary school and graduation from a certified flying or         aviation school are required

-     University education is an asset

-       Air transport pilot's license is required.

-       Certification as an airline instructor is also required.

-       Category One Medical Certificate

-       Experience working within an airline using a Safety Management System is required

-       Must have a minimum of 5000 hours as PIC in Airline Jet Operations

Salary: $55.00 hourly, 35 - 40 Hours per week

Benefits: We provide uniforms, transportation and free training on company aircraft

Important Information:

Work hours for the pilot will be scheduled anywhere between 7 am and 5 pm. Flexibility on schedule is required, the employee will be working 6 hours per day.

Apply by e-mail to: info@flycanadian.ca

Apply by mail: Lindsay Airport 3187 Highway 35 North, Lindsay, ON, K9V 4R1

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