Aircrew Instructor

Overview

• Deliver Aircrew Training Device (ATD) console operations as required.
• Deliver Human Factors and Flight Safety Training support as required.
• Manage Aircrew Publications library including amendment processing and distribution.
• Coordinate and conduct Ground School scheduled events IAW RSAF and BAESSA training and governance policies.
• Maintain Ground School Instructional standards and ensure Ground School output meets or exceeds customer requirements.
• Support Flying Operations management, instructional and support staff to ensure the flying training service utilizes best practice and delivers an optimum solution for KFAB Hawk units.
• Coordinate other Ground School currency, competency training, evaluation and administrative tasks as determined by the Aircrew Instructor Supervisor (AIS).
• During typical RSAF Trainee training, the Aircrew Instructor (AI) will be employed for routine instructional duties.The Aircrew Instructor Supervisor (AIS) will provide direction to the Aircrew Instructor (AI) for role specific tasks.
• The Aircrew Instructor (AI) may be assigned to work for other elements within the Flying Organisation to provide support in specific areas.The Aircrew Instructor (AI) will be scheduled in accordance with the Squadron Working Guide and daily schedule, in order to:
• Deliver scheduled training to the required standard on the Hawk T-165.
• Deliver scheduled training to the required standard on the Hawk T-165 Integrated Procedures Training (IPT).
• Deliver scheduled training to the required standard on the Hawk T-165 Egress Training Device (ETD) and Ejection Seat Training Device (ESTD).
• Deliver scheduled ground training to the required standard in the Hawk T-165 Multi-media Computer Based Training (MCBT) classroom.
• Utilise the Flying Operations Training Management Information System (TMIS) and Learning Management System (LMS).
• Update courseware utilising the Learning Content Management System (LCMS) and iaw DSAT processes.
• Administer and grade Trainee ground-based examinations.
• Performance will be reviewed in accordance with the BAE Systems Personal Development Review (PDR) process.
• The PDR process is to be managed by the Aircrew Instructor Supervisor (AIS).