AIC Training Supervisor: Flight Ops & UAS Readiness

Ci2-Aviatio; Fort Bliss (TX); On-site; USD 75,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

CI² Aviation, Inc. at Fort Bliss, Texas, seeks an experienced AIC Training Supervisor to lead the AIC training program, oversee instruction, and ensure qualification milestones are met for flight following and UAS coordination.

The role focuses on developing materials, assessing performance, and maintaining accurate records, with regular on-site hours and adherence to DoD/FAA policies.

Qualifications

• Three or more years of Army AIC control experience.
• Existing AIC certification prior to employment.
• Facility qualification before performing AIC duties.
• Current Army Class IV flight physical (DD Form 2992).
• U.S. citizenship with ability to obtain SECRET clearance.
• Valid driver’s license.
• On-site availability for contract phase-in and day shift.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate and deliver AIC training program through classroom instruction and structured self-study.
• Create and update learning materials and practical scenarios addressing flight following, special-use airspace, and UAS coordination.
• Assess trainee performance, document development, and conduct position qualification evaluations.
• Keep training and qualification records accurate and current.
• Identify performance gaps and recommend proficiency or remedial instruction to the AIC Facility Chief.
• Conduct biennial written examinations and skill assessments.
• Brief the Site Manager on trainee readiness and outstanding training needs.
• Ensure employees supporting UAS functions receive instruction addressing applicable contract requirements and Army, DoD, and FAA policies.

Skills

Flight following

AIC operations

Training delivery

Record keeping

Education

AIC certification

Facility qualification

Army Class IV flight physical (DD 2992)

Tools

DD Form 2992

Certification paperwork

Job description

CI² Aviation, Inc. at Fort Bliss, Texas, seeks an experienced AIC Training Supervisor to lead the AIC training program, oversee instruction, and ensure qualification milestones are met for flight following and UAS coordination.

The role focuses on developing materials, assessing performance, and maintaining accurate records, with regular on-site hours and adherence to DoD/FAA policies.