Instructor Pilot - Instrument (CFII) Intermediate

What You Will Be Responsible For

• Mentor students throughout flight and ground training
• Maintain flight training standards in accordance with FAA regulations and FSN TCOs
• Ensure students achieve required flight training milestones
• Schedule and coordinate flight and ground training as needed
• Demonstrate professionalism, integrity, strong listening skills, and effective communication; prioritize student development over building flight time
• Maintain open and effective communication with the Chief and Assistant Chief Flight Instructor
• Demonstrate a working knowledge of FSN TCOs
• Demonstrate a working knowledge of FAA rules and regulations for Part 141 and Part 61 flight training
• Maintain a safe working environment and ensure students understand and follow the FSN Safety Program
• Complete all required documentation, including logbooks, flight documentation, endorsements, and related records
• Exhibit strong customer service skills
• Consistently represent and promote FSN flight training as a professional brand ambassador
• Perform other duties as assigned by the Chief, Assistant Chief Flight Instructor, or Director of Flight Training

What You Will Need to Be Successful in This Role

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience preferred
• Current/Qualified to instruct in the Robinson R-66 Helicopter-preferred
• Minimum 10 years of helicopter aviation experience, including support of U.S. Army or government aviation training programs
• Minimum 2,000 hours total rotorcraft time and 1,000 hours instructor pilot time
• 150 hours of instrument time
• Extensive aviation experience in military or commercial operations with a strong record of technical and operational leadership
• FAA Certified Flight Instructor-Instrument (CFII) rating
• Current FAA First- or Second-Class Medical Certificate
• Profound computer skills required to maintain accurate electronic training and student records

Physical Demands/Work Environment

• Regularly required to sit, stand, bend, reach and move about the facility
• Current FAA First- or Second-Class Medical Certificate is required