UH-1 Instructor Pilot - Alabama

UH-1 Instructor Pilot – AlabamaInstructor Pilot, UH-1H Huey IILocation Enterprise, AL Req ID 301Job BriefProvides flight and ground instruction to foreign students on the Huey II aircraft. Develops and executes required schedules, policies, instruction, records documentation, and syllabi.Responsibilities:Provide all aspects of flight training and ground instruction to foreign students on the Huey II aircraft.Deliver approved POIs and lesson plans for courses such as aircraft familiarization, instrument flight training, NVG flight training, formation flight, and external cargo load operations.Develop and execute schedules, policies, instruction, records documentation, and syllabi required for flight and ground training.Train students to the approved visual flight rules (VFR) and instrument flight rules (IFR) day/night standards.Produce pilots that are safe, proficient, and capable in flight planning, flight maneuvers, navigation procedures, and emergency procedures.Adhere to all applicable FAA regulations and service guidance.Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:Must possess excellent written and verbal communication skills.Must be skilled in synthesizing complex or diverse information.Must have ability to work with diverse personalities and cultures while remaining tactful, professional and flexible.Must have strong planning, time management, and organizational skills with ability to multi task.Must be skilled in identifying and comprehensively resolving problems in a timely manner.Experience and Education Requirements:Minimum 1500 hours total time, including 500 hours of time as an instructor required.NVG experience required.Certified Flight Instructor certificate (CFI) and Certified Flight Instructor-Instrument certificate (CFII) required.Part 133/external sling load experience required.UH-1 flight experience required; Huey II experience preferred.High school diploma or equivalent required; Bachelor's degree preferred.Experience training international flight students highly desired.Graduate of the U.S. Army Instructor Pilot Qualification Course desired.Physical Requirements/Working Environment:Must successfully pass pre-employment drug screening; subsequent random screening per antidrug and alcohol misuse prevention program requirements.Travel:Travel may be required and will be performed under the guidelines of Federal Travel Regulations (FTR) and/or Joint Travel Regulations, Volume II (JTR).Source: Career Center