Instructor Pilot CH47

Overview The Instructor Pilot will provide academic and practical instruction of aircraft systems and operations, and conduct written and hands-on examinations. Responsibilities Provides academic instruction as aircraft instructor pilot on company aircraft and US Military aircraft  Provide ground procedure training, aircraft systems, operation procedures, emergency procedures, malfunction analysis, navigation, transponder, radio operation specific to the individual aircraft requirements in the aircraft Determines and reports on student proficiency Provides retraining and special instructions and counseling as necessary Develops/ improves new methods and training techniques for increased efficiency Qualifications Education:   HS diploma or equivalent and military and/or applicable training courses required.        Experience: CH-47F Cargo Helicopter pilot, including night vision goggles (NVG) qualified. Completion of the United States Army CH-47F Instructor Pilot Training Course (IPC), minimum of 1000 PIC hours in category; instrument instructors should possess and additional 150 hours minimum of hood, weather and simulator time combined. Classroom instruction and training development experience. Must meet all Army initial aircraft qualifications as required IAW AR 95-20. Must meet evaluation requirements provided by the services prior to GFR approval on DD form 2628 (if flight training and/or transport requirements are required). Additional Requirements: Must have or be able to obtain a secret clearance. Current FAA Class II Medical Certificate prior to beginning training required. Must be willing to travel up to 30-50%.