SUPERVISORY AIRCRAFT FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR-T32

Supervisory Aircraft Flight Instructor-T32As a SUPERVISORY AIRCRAFT FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR-T32, GS-2181-13, you will manage the Operations and Training Section of the AASF and to perform flight instructor duties. The incumbent supervises 3-12 aircraft flight instructors and flight operations specialists.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: (1) Directs and coordinates all light operations and training activities at the installation and supervises the AASF Flight Operations Section. Manages the Aviation Training Program for the AASF and oversees the Additional Flight Training Program (AFTP). Consults with unit commanders to determine the training requirements to enable individual aviators and crew members to maintain combat readiness and proficiency in given types of aircraft. Formulates and oversees individual aviator and crew member training to achieve the specified training goals. Plans flying programs in cooperation with maintenance personnel to promote maximum utilization of aircraft and accessory equipment. Oversees flight cost analysis and coordination of all flight mission requests other than in connection with Annual Training and Aviation Unit Inactive Duty Training. Oversees execution of the training program in accordance with the Aircrew Training Manual (ATM) Flight Training Program or aviators and aeroscout crew members, utilizing multi engine aircraft (helicopters).DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: (2) Plans and assigns work to be accomplished by 6-12 subordinates in grades through GS-13. Sets priorities and prepares schedules for completion of work. Makes assignments based on priorities, difficulty and requirements of the assignment and the capabilities of individual employees. Conducts employment interviews. Recommends employees for appointment, promotion or reassignment. Establishes performance standards. Monitors and evaluates employee performance. Hears complaints and grievances from employees. Resolves those which can be informally resolved, and/or makes recommendations for resolution to appropriate deciding official.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: (3) Plans, establishes and updates the standing operating procedures required for the safe and efficient operation of aircraft and transient aircraft. Establishes procedures concerning the operation of aircraft within the local flying area. Coordinates such procedures with military, municipal and local FAA Air Traffic Control authorities to assure compatibility of AASF originating traffic with other air traffic in the area. Responsible for assuring that all assigned, attached and transient aviators receive a thorough preflight briefing prior to departure.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: (4) Trains and evaluates pilots in basic or advanced instrument flight procedures characterized by a substantial degree of hazard and using the technique of operating an aircraft through reference to instruments as well as visual reference to the terrain and horizon.DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: (5) Performs other duties as assigned.