Base Pilot - Goose Bay

Must be local to Goose Bay.
Reporting to the Senior Operations Manager, the Helicopter Pilot is responsible for the operation and safety of the aircraft they command, and for the safety of all persons onboard during flight time. For this purpose, the Helicopter Pilot will have final authority for the disposition of the aircraft, during the time in which they are in command. The Helicopter Pilot ensures the aircraft is operated in accordance with all applicable orders, SOPs, and regulations and is expected to uphold the professional image of the company.

Minimum Flight Experience Requirements:

Total time: 1000 hours
Labrador time: 250 hours
B2 PIC: 500 hours
Utility time: 500 hours

Responsibilities:

Ensure that aircraft checklists are used during all flight operations.
Responsible to complete the daily inspection prior to each flight assignment.
Devise a flight plan using information about the weather, passengers, aircraft, and route.
Conduct preflight safety checks and work closely with maintenance crews to ensure any issues are addressed before commencement of flight.
Prior to each flight ensure that the aircraft is suitably equipped for the mission.
Complete paperwork after each day’s flight assignment, including log entries, flight tickets, tracking paperwork, etc.
Communicate with Maintenance department with respect to anomalous operations.
Monitor loading and unloading of cargo to ensure a balanced load and careful handling procedures.
Ensure operation of the aircraft is always performed in a safe manner.
May perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

Canadian Commercial Pilot License (H), with VFR or IFR experience.
Extensive flying experience across relevant aircraft types.
Previous experience working in remote geographical locations.
Ability to pass criminal background check and hold a valid passport.
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
Demonstrate analytical reasoning, with the ability to prioritize tasks and projects.
Must be self-motivated, with strong analytical skills and attention to detail.

Working Conditions:

Adapt to unusual working hours and working conditions.
Tour lengths may vary, depending on operational circumstances.