CH47 Instructor Pilot/Standardization Pilot

Responsible for performing duties as an Instructor Pilot in the CH47 aircraft and supporting simulation devices.

Conducts initial ATP integration, continuation training, and evaluation of employee and customer crewmembers in accordance with RSLFAC Aircrew Training Manual (ATM)

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Conducts academic and hands-on performance training and administers evaluations to ensure aircrew proficiency and standardization of training.

Responsible for maintaining Individual Aircrew Training Folder, (IATF) and completing required training, currency, and readiness entries.

Conducts CH47 instruction in a classroom environment; provides flight instruction in the aircraft and flight training devices; providing contact, basic instrument, and basic combat skills training to ATM standards IAW government approved ATM.

Instruction may include any combination of Individual or Group instruction in an academic classroom environment and or aircraft or simulator.

Additionally, applicant must have Attack helicopter experience in mission operations and must have completed a course of instruction for IPs at an authorized Aviation Proponent School

Reports to the Battalion Standardization officer.

Works within the policies and procedures of the contract.

Able to select and implement goals and objectives within the execution of duties and responsibilities.

Report directly to assigned Standardization IP.

Supervise all assigned Instructor Pilots.

Supervisor of all flight training related functions to include daily flight training operations and endorsement of customer and additional instructor pilots or unit trainers.

Develop an Aviation Aircrew Training Program in accordance with customer guidance.

Verify and confirm that all required flight training publications are current and complete.

Conduct and evaluate individual readiness level progression tasks, to include instrument flight tasks during day, night, night vision system (NVS), and night vision goggle (NVG), and instrument flight rules (IFR).

Prepare crew members through realistic mission training flight maneuvers under local environmental conditions to include dust landings, and weather specific desert training.

Provide aircrew proficiency training in Instrument Meteorological Conditions (IMC) in and outside controlled airspace under Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and or international Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) flight rules.

Attends meetings as required with Customer/s.

Recommend aviation instructor pilot appointments to customer leadership.

As a member of the Aviation Safety Council, attend regularly scheduled Aviation Safety Council meetings as required.

Attend and provide training and mission planning input to the weekly Production Control and Operations meeting.

Responsible for providing direct interface and daily status reports as required between staff for training status, mission assignments, mission planning, and crew status.