B206/505 Survey Pilot Arkansas

B206/505 Survey Pilot Arkansas

Commercial Helicopter Pilot Part 135

North Little Rock, AR, USA, AR 72120 United States

Category: Pilots

Minimum Certification Required: Commercial Pilot

Minimum Flight Hours Required: 1001

Industry: All Other Helicopter Jobs

Job Start Date: 12/1/2025

Application Closing Date: 12/15/2025

Manages Others: No

Experience Required: No

Degree Required: No

Security Clearance Required: No

Employment Type: Employee

Work Schedule: Full-Time

Travel: Some Travel

Job Description: Aerial Patrol specializes in the inspection of transmission power lines, gas pipelines, and associated easements using helicopters, drones (UAS), and airplanes. We have been providing services to the utility and oil/gas industry since 1983. Our services include, but are not limited to, aerial inspection patrols, aerial photography and videography support (standard videography, infrared videography, LiDAR/LDAR surveys), visual aerial surveys, Charter flights, and construction support. Our operations generally serve the central U.S region. Our headquarters is based in North Little Rock, AR (KORK); however, this position would be focused on the Ohio region (Columbus area). We are an FAA approved Part 135 helicopter charter company and have an unparalleled safety record. We are seeking a highly motivated Commercial Helicopter Pilot to join our team.

As a Commercial Helicopter Pilot at Aerial Patrol, you will be responsible for safely and efficiently operating helicopters as a single pilot PIC (VFR) for the services mentioned above. You will work closely with our operations team to ensure smooth and successful flights, adhering to all safety regulations and procedures. Most of our flights involve operating at low altitudes in the wire and obstacle environment requiring a high level of safety awareness and skill.

Job Requirements:

Qualifications:

Required:

Current and valid FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with helicopter rating.

Current and valid FAA Class II Medical Certificate.

Minimum of 1,000 total helicopter Pilot in Command (PIC) flight hours.

Minimum of 500 turbine helicopter flight hours.

Ability to travel for temporary operations outside of our local area.

Excellent communication and decision-making skills.

Strong commitment to safety and professionalism.

Ability to lift, drag, or carry up to 50 lbs. Willing to Live or work out of the Columbus Ohio area. Willing to travel and work in other regions across the central U.S.

Preferred:

Minimum of 1,500 total helicopter Pilot in Command (PIC) flight hours.

Bell 206B, 206L, and 505 pilot training/experience.

Helicopter instrument rating (IFR).

Night flying experience.

Helicopter CFI/CFII.

Current and valid FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with Airplane SEL rating.

Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic certification.

Source: Just Helicopters