PC12 Captain - Bank of candidates

AIRMEDIC; Longueuil; On-site; CAD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

Une entreprise innovante recherche un pilote PC12 passionné pour rejoindre son équipe dédiée à la préservation des vies. Dans ce rôle, vous serez responsable de la planification et de la gestion des vols d'évacuation aéro-médicale, en collaboration avec les équipes de vol et au sol. Vous aurez l'occasion de travailler avec des équipements médicaux à la pointe de la technologie et de contribuer à la croissance d'une entreprise en pleine expansion. Si vous êtes un leader positif avec une éthique professionnelle forte et que vous souhaitez faire une différence, cette opportunité est faite pour vous.

Benefits

Programme d'assurance groupe

Couverture Airmedic gratuite

Environnement de travail convivial

Stationnement gratuit

Qualifications

• Minimum 1,200 heures de vol, dont 500 sur avions à turbopropulseurs.
• Compétences en gestion de stress et situations d'urgence.

Responsibilities

• Planifier et gérer les missions d'évacuation aéro-médicale.
• Effectuer des inspections pré-vol et assurer la sécurité des opérations.

Skills

Leadership positif

Compétences interpersonnelles

Résilience

Compétences analytiques

Éthique professionnelle

Maîtrise des technologies de l'information

Bilinguisme français et anglais

Education

ATPL ou CPL canadien

Heures de vol minimales

Tools

Word

Excel

Outlook

Tablette

Ordinateur

Job description

Join our team of heroes and become a

PC12 Captain

Workplace: Home base Saint-Hubert (CYHU) but is called upon to work at all our bases.

Status: Regular full-time or part-time

Update: All positions are currently filled. Please submit your application to create a talent inventory.

Working at Airmedic means passion and commitment. We believe in the strength of the team and the diversity of skills. Given the company's marked expansion and growth, we're looking for commanding officers to join us in our mission to preserve and save lives.

WHAT WILL YOU BE DOING?

Your role is to safely plan and manage your respective duties on aeromedical evacuation flights, in close collaboration with the flight and ground crews.

More specifically, you will:

1. Carry out pre-flight inspections of aircraft and check passenger and cargo distribution to ensure compliance with weight and balance specifications;
2. Ensure that all flight operations are carried out safely and in compliance with standards;
3. Coordinate flight activities with ATC services, brief crew members on flight and checkout procedures, and direct crew members' activities during flight;
4. Communicate with various stakeholders for various authorizations, instructions and needs;
5. Carry out in-flight checks, monitor the operation of equipment and on-board systems, maintain contact with flight dispatchers and weather forecasters, as well as report and respond to all in-flight emergencies and malfunctions;
6. Maintain skills and participate actively in aviation related projects.

Profile

WHO ARE YOU?

Your most important skills are:

• Positive leader, recognized for their collaborative interpersonal and team skills;
• Demonstrates resilience, self-control and maintains a positive attitude in a fast paced and rapidly changing environment (Ability to adapt, Ability to manage stress/emergency situations/Action oriented);
• Demonstrates strong analytical skills to make sound decisions in complex situations;
• Professional ethics, rigor, with high priority towards safety and quality;
• Mastering of information and communication technologies;
• Meet Transport Canada's French and English language proficiency standards;
• Knowledge of technological tools (tablet, computer, etc.);
• Knowledge of software (Word, Excel, Outlook).

Your career path is characterized by:

Captain technical skills:

• Minimum 1,200 total flying hours, including a minimum of 500 hours on turboprop aircraft (single- or multi-engine);
• Canadian ATPL or CPL required;
• Instrument flight annotation group 1 or 3;
• Saron and Samra exams completed;

Your assets prior to hiring:

• PC12 qualification and/or experience;
• Minimum 500 hours PIC;
• Great North on gravel strips experience;
• No criminal record to impede ability to travel in the U.S. and internationally;
• Valid passport;

Contractual information

WHY AIRMEDIC?

In addition to our team of committed professionals, our fleet of state-of-the-art aircraft and medical equipment, and the creation of our own niche and innovative ideas within a developing industry in Quebec, we offer:

• Permanently full-time positions;
• A group insurance program (with employer contribution) including the following coverage: medical, dental, life, salary, travel, and more;
• Free Airmedic coverage for you and your family members living at the same address;
• An opportunity to play an active part in Airmedic's growth and development;
• A friendly, family-oriented working environment;
• Free parking.

ANY QUESTIONS? WANT TO BE PART OF OUR ADVENTURE?

To submit your application, please send an e-mail to [e-mail] with the job title "PC12 Captain" in the subject line. We look forward to hearing from you!

This position is eligible for the Airmedic employee referral program (class 1).