Chief of Standards
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Job Description:
- The Chief of Standards will be responsible for the oversight, management and proper execution of all flight training evaluations, check rides, initial and recurrent instructor training provided by company.
- This instruction will be delivered using single and multi-engine Technically Advanced Aircraft (TAA) and training devices.
- Additionally, the Chief of Standards will be responsible for document control including, but not limited to, curricula, manuals, guides, and training material.
Main Duties and Responsibilities:
- Provide professional and quality training to customers using scenario based curricula approved by the General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA).
- Provide professional and quality training of company approved training courses
- Ensure flight training standards are maintained by staff and customers
- Ensure all training records are current and compliant with all appropriate and applicable company policies and GACA regulations
- Manage and oversee a team of check instructors, training centre evaluators, and proctors
- Conduct and oversee all initial, recurrent, upgrade and currency training for instructors
- Conduct and oversee all evaluations and check rides required within the flight training curricula
- Develop and present reports outlining department goals and performance
- Recruit and maintain appropriate staffing levels to ensure efficient and scheduled delivery of training curricula
- Communicate between various departments to ensure effective and efficient delivery of training curricula
- Promote and uphold the COMPANY safety culture
- Promote and professionally represent COMPANY and the COMPANY brand
- All other functions required by COMPANY management.
Education and Qualifications:
- A current and valid FAA Certified Flight Instructor certificate with Instrument Privileges (SEL and MEL), or current and valid Certified Flight Instructor certificate with
- Instrument Privileges (SEL and MEL) issued by an ICAO member state
- 1500 hours as pilot in command
- 1000 hours of Dual Given as a licensed Flight Instructor
- 100 hours of flight time under actual or simulated instrument conditions
- One (1) year experience as a Chief Flight Instructor or Assistant Chief Flight Instructor
- Part 141 Check Instructor experience
- Holds a current and valid medical certificate required to perform the duties of the highest pilot certificate held
- Valid Passport
Essential Knowledge, Skills, and Experiences:
- Proven ability to use relevant management experiences and instructional skills in a highly challenging, highly structured learning environment
- Knowledge and ability to perform, instruct, and assess flight crew duties including teamwork, leadership, communications, and decision making
- Ability to interact positively with an international colleague and cadet cohort
- Proven ability to be flexible and to think "outside of the box"
- Must possess outstanding management and leadership capabilities with the ability to communicate clearly, both verbally and in writing
- Computer fluency to include: Windows, Microsoft Office Suite and Internet Explorer
- Fluency in written and spoken English
Desirable Knowledge, Skills, and Experience:
- BA/BS in a relevant area
- Knowledge of, and experience with, scenario-based training philosophies and techniques (i.e. FAA FITS)
- Part 142 Training Centre Evaluator experience
- Turbine experience
- Garmin G1000 experience
- Computer fluency to include: Adobe InDesign CS
Compensation: