EDGE Group PJSC

Key Responsibilities

To evaluate students’ knowledge and skills in helicopter flight instruction.
To adhere to the daily training program, including take-off times and sortie durations.
To comply with Horizon standards for teaching exercises and grading sorties.
To ensure accurate completion of daily sortie reports, signed by both Instructor and student, and filed in the student’s personal file.
To record student flying time correctly in the logbook and student’s personal file.
To report incidents and accidents as necessary.
To assist students with endorsed logbook entries.
To suggest improvements or corrective actions for the training syllabus or program.
To report non-compliance to the Chief Flight Instructor (CFI) or Safety and Compliance Monitoring Manager.
To address student misconduct.
To perform additional duties assigned by the CFI.
To ensure students meet medical requirements for flight, including wearing glasses and carrying a spare pair if needed.
To act as course mentor when designated by the CFI.
To comply with GCAA regulations and all relevant laws.
To adhere to Horizon Operations, Training, and Safety Management Manuals.
To follow Horizon Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
To provide training according to the Horizon Aviation Training Manual.
To complete necessary forms accurately.
To maintain Horizon resources in good condition.
To promote essential aviation values such as airmanship, teamwork, and CRM at all times.

Experience & Education

To be fluent in English, speaking and writing at ELP level 4 minimum.
To hold a valid class 1 medical with no restrictions – Single Pilot.
To have at least 2000 hours of flying experience, including 500 hours of instructional experience, and have conducted ab initio training for at least two courses.
To hold a valid license (CPL IR/H or ATPL/H).
To have previous experience as a Flight Instructor (FI) in an ATO (civilian), with a preference for ex-military background; Bell 505 & 429 type rating is a plus.
To have been a current pilot within the last year.
To be under the age of 55.

Key Skills

To possess high-level instructional techniques and advanced knowledge in all subjects (CPL and ATPL) and moderate knowledge of regulations CAR OPS, AIP, CAAP, and EASA.
To be computer literate (MS Word, Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint).
To have strong teamwork, organizing, problem-solving, communication, and interpersonal skills.

Industry: Aviation

Department / Functional Area: Flight Operations

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