Certified Flight Instructor

Certified Flight Instructor (CFII)/Private Pilot for Business Travel (Ocala) Are you passionate about aviation and looking to take your flying skills to the next level? Whether you’re looking to fly for personal enjoyment or pursue a career in teaching others how to soar, we have the opportunity for you! We are seeking a skilled Private Pilot and Flight Instructor to join our team. As a Private Pilot, you’ll have the opportunity to fly both single-engine and multi-engine aircrafts. As a Flight Instructor, you’ll have the rewarding opportunity to train new pilots, imparting your knowledge, skills, and passion for aviation. If you’re a certified pilot with a love for teaching and dedication to safety, we want to hear from you! HOURS: Dependent on Flight Instruction and Private Pilot Needs COMPENSATION: Commensurate with experience and skills. Full-time; paid holiday and vacation time; health insurance available after 90-days. Qualifications A valid Private Pilot License (PPL) issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) or the equivalent governing body in the region. CFII Certification with a passion for aviation. A medical certificate issued by an FAA-approved aviation medical examiner, confirming physical fitness to fly. Minimum 500 hours of logged flight time. Experienced in both VFR and IFR. Certified for single-engine and multi-engine aircraft; qualified to instruct in both as well. Experience as a pilot in command (PIC) of different types of aircraft. Responsibilities Provide private pilot services for business trips, ensuring efficiency and flexibility. Operate aircraft safely and professionally while adhering to aviation regulations; monitor weather conditions before and during the flight to make adjustments or changes to the flight plan; adhere to federal aviation regulations (FARs) and other relevant aviation standards to ensure the safety of passengers, crew, and the aircraft. Provide both ground and flight instruction to beginner pilots on both single-engine and multi-engine planes: teach aviation theory and how to operate and navigate aircraft, including takeoff, landing, and in-flight maneuvers; guide students in understanding flight planning, weather conditions, and aviation regulations; and demonstrate and enforce best safety practices, both on the ground and in the air. Ensure all flight operations adhere to federal aviation regulations (FARs) and other relevant standards. Evaluate students’ progress and skills through flight evaluations and written tests and provide constructive feedback and additional training where necessary to help students improve; help students learn how to properly plan flights, including route selection, fuel calculation, and weight distribution; help students maintain records of training progress, flight hours, and certifications. Well Bilt Industries USA, LLC. is an Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) employer and does not discriminate in any employer/employee relations based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age, marital status, disability, or veteran’s status. We are proud to have a strong commitment to equal opportunity in the workforce and believe in treating people with dignity and providing equal employment and advancement opportunities for all. #J-18808-Ljbffr Wellbiltdoors