B206/H125 Utility Chief Pilot - New Mexico

B206/H125 Utility Chief Pilot – New MexicoUtility Helicopter 135 Chief PilotCompany: Corvus LLC Location: Clovis, New Mexico, USA Type: Permanent Travel: OftenOperations: Utility | Firefighting | Aerial Application | Aerial Reclamation | Wildlife Operations | Charter | Government Contracts Location: Western United States operations – travel requiredCorvus LLC is seeking an experienced Part 135 Chief Pilot (FAR 119) to help lead and support the continued expansion of our helicopter operations.Corvus is a growing aviation company with over 30 years of experience in the helicopter industry, supporting a wide range of missions including utility operations, aerial firefighting, external load/long-line work, aerial application, aerial reclamation, wildlife operations, charter operations, and government contract support throughout the western United States.This position is designed for a hands-on leader who still enjoys flying and field operations, not just administrative oversight. The Chief Pilot will play a key role in maintaining operational readiness, supporting company growth, and helping shape the next phase of Corvus' helicopter program.Experienced utility pilots who want to continue flying meaningful missions while helping grow a professional operation are strongly encouraged to apply.Typical Aircraft and MissionsAircraft currently operated or supported include AS350/H125 and Bell 206 series aircraft, performing missions such as:Wildland firefightingExternal load / long-line operationsUtility and infrastructure supportAerial applicationAerial reclamation and environmental restoration projectsWildlife surveys and wildlife capture operationsCharter and contract aviation servicesPrimary DutiesServe as Chief Pilot under FAR 119Oversee flight operations conducted under Parts 91, 133, 135, and 137Maintain and update GOM, OpSpecs, SOPs, and operational documentationManage pilot training, qualifications, and schedulingCoordinate closely with maintenance, safety, and operations managementSupport and participate in the company Safety Management System (SMS)Conduct operational flying including utility, firefighting, external load, aerial application, aerial reclamation, wildlife operations, and charter missionsOperational Experience SoughtSignificant utility helicopter experienceLong-line / external load operationsWildland fire operationsUtility infrastructure work such as powerline, construction, or project supportExperience operating Bell 206 series, AS350 / H125, Bell 407, Bell Mediums or similar utility aircraftExperience supporting USFS, DOI, or state wildfire programsWildlife capture or wildlife management flight experience is a strong plusCompensationSalary based on experienceAdditional flight hour payPer diem while deployedHealth benefitsCompany-paid travel and lodgingRotation / ScheduleOperations include seasonal assignments and field deployments, particularly during fire season. Schedules may include rotational deployments depending on contract requirements and operational needs.Business Development OpportunityCorvus values pilots who contribute to the growth of the operation. Pilots who assist in developing new contracts, customer relationships, or operational opportunities may be eligible for commission or performance-based incentives tied to those projects.This creates an opportunity for experienced pilots to share in the success of the work they help bring to the company.About CorvusCorvus LLC supports utility, aerial firefighting, aerial application, reclamation, wildlife operations, and contract aviation services across the western United States. With over three decades of industry experience, Corvus is focused on safe, efficient operations and building long-term partnerships with government and commercial clients.Job Requirements:Previous experience managing pilots or flight crewsStrong leadership, communication, and organizational skillsThe ability to train, mentor, and standardize pilots in operational proceduresExperience overseeing pilot qualifications, duty schedules, and operational readinessThe ability to work closely with maintenance, safety, and management teamsA thorough understanding of FAA regulatory compliance and operational oversightApplicants must be able to meet all FAA requirements for the Chief Pilot position under FAR Part 119/135, including the applicable flight experience and qualification standards.