[Repost] (Other) AW119 NVG HAA Pilot - New York

AW119 NVG HAA Pilot – New YorkHelicopter Pilot – Canandaigua NYMercy Flight Central • Canandaigua, New York, USAPosition Type: PermanentCome join our team and share the excitement as we start a new chapter in our 30-year history and upgrade our fleet to newly built AW119Kx helicopters.Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:Responsible for the safe operation of the aircraftPrior to flight, the pilot will familiarize himself/herself with all available information concerning the flight, including aircraft airworthiness, current inspection status, aircraft discrepancy log, MEL deferral log, and maintenance release, if appropriateResponsible for the safety of his/her passengers and crew, if required, direct activities of flight team members during flightsBefore flight, obtains required briefings for the flight, including weather, NOTAMs, PIREPs, and operating procedures.Coordinate with flight dispatchers and weather forecasting systems to keep abreast of flight conditionsTest and evaluate the performance of aircraft following maintenance proceduresCompletes pre-flight risk assessmentsParticipates in company SMS programEnsures the aircraft is pre-flighted, inspected, loaded, equipped, manned, and prepared for the flight assignmentSupervises loading and distribution of cargo and passengers and determines that weight and balance is within prescribed limitations and cargo is properly securedEnsures proper preparation of flight logs, records, and maintenance formsAttends and successfully completes initial and recurrent training and evaluationsOther duties as assignedMinimum Experience Required:2000 total flight hours (or total flight hours of at least 1,500 hours and recent experience)A minimum of 1,200 helicopter flight hoursAt least 1,000 of those hours must be as PIC in rotorcraft100 hours unaided (if the pilot is not assigned to an NVG base/aircraft)50 hours unaided as long as the pilot has 100 hours aided (if assigned to an NVG base/aircraft)A minimum of 500 hours of turbine time and 1,000 hours of turbine time is strongly encouragedCertificates and Licensing Required:Valid FAA Commercial Rotorcraft Helicopter Certificate with Instrument RatingCurrent FAA Medical First or Second ClassPhysical Requirements:The physical demands described here represent those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job; reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions.Must meet minimum vision and hearing standardsWork requires assisting the clinical team in the loading/offloading of patients and equipmentMust be able to move about and work effectively in the confines of the cockpitEmployee's weight shall not exceed 240 pounds, inclusive of flight suit, appropriate footgear, and helmetAbility to wear a commercially available respirator mask with proper fit when requiredSchedule:Full time7 days on / 7 days off (night-to-day rotation)12-hour shiftsWorkover rates for coverage of open shifts during off weeks