Flight Simulator Instructor - BD700-EN

Overview

Key Responsibilities Include

• Conduct simulator instruction and training sessions in accordance with approved lesson plans and authority-approved programmes.
• Maintain all required personal licences, ratings, instructor privileges, and medical fitness (where applicable) to perform assigned duties.
• Verify the validity of all relevant authority approvals prior to conducting any training requiring the exercise of those privileges.
• Comply with ECFT/CAE operational policies, procedures, and regulatory requirements when performing training activities.
• Review client Training and Checking Authorization forms prior to delivering training.
• Conduct thorough pre‑ and post‑session simulator briefings and de‑briefings to maximise training effectiveness.
• Accurately identify, record, and discuss deviations from standard operating procedures (SOPs), required procedures during de‑briefings.
• Deliver simulator instruction on one or multiple aircraft types, which may require four or more hours of continuous simulator seating per session, excluding briefing and de‑briefing time.
• Deliver classroom-based instruction, including Simfinity, CBT, IPT, or stand‑up lectures, requiring extended periods of standing and/or sitting.
• Support the development, certification, and maintenance of training curricula and training devices, including simulators, FTDs, and FMS training aids.
• Attain FAA and/or EASA ground school and simulator instructor designation within approximately 12 months of assignment.
• Obtain qualifications required to act as an examiner and perform examiner duties under the applicable authority for the assigned aircraft fleet.
• Perform Right Seat Support duties when required.
• Complete required administrative and miscellaneous duties, including maintaining training records, tracking instructional qualifications, and recommending remedial training where necessary.
• Prepare and inspect classroom facilities and training environments as required.
• Qualification :-
• Valid pilot licences, ratings, and instructor privileges appropriate to the assigned aircraft and training programme.
• Eligibility to maintain required authority approvals (e.g. FAA, EASA) to conduct simulator and ground training.
• Ability to comply with all regulatory, organisational, and authority-approved training requirements.
• Demonstrated ability to deliver simulator and classroom instruction in a professional and effective manner.
• Ability to sit for extended periods (four or more hours) during simulator sessions.
• Ability to stand and/or sit for extended periods (up to 8–10 hours) during classroom instruction.
• Strong communication, observation, and documentation skills.
• Ability to accurately identify, document, and communicate training deviations and performance feedback.

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