Arctic North Slope Pilot (DHC-6/CASA-212)

ConocoPhillips; Alpine (TX); On-site; USD 140,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health & wellness

Retirement savings

Paid time off

Parental leave

Career development

Inclusive culture

Job summary

ConocoPhillips Alaska is seeking a dual qualified DHC-6/CASA-212 pilot to transport passengers and cargo from the Alpine North Slope facility. The role requires leading safety practices and navigation of challenging arctic conditions.

Based at the Alpine facility with a rotating one-week-on/one-week-off schedule, you will perform preflight planning, weight and balance, and aircraft inspections while adhering to FAA regulations and company policies.

Qualifications

• Legally authorized to work in the United States.
• Valid Passport without restrictions for international travel.
• FAA Airline Transport Pilot License with airplane multi-engine land rating.
• Current/Valid FAA First Class Medical Certificate.
• FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit.
• Minimum flight times: 2500 total, 1500 multi-engine, 500 PIC, 75/50 instrument, 100 night takeoffs/landings.
• Willing to work in a remote North Slope Alaska location on a 1 week on/1 week off schedule.
• Bachelor's degree preferred in Aviation or related field.

Responsibilities

• Promoting safety culture and aviation SMS compliance.
• Complying with FAA regs and company policies; wear PPE as required.
• Operating DHC-6 and CASA-212 aircraft for passengers and cargo.
• Performing pre-flight planning, weight & balance, and fuel calculations.
• Conducting pre/post-flight inspections and daily flight records.
• Maintaining comms with Aviation Operations Support; other duties as needed.

Skills

FAA ATPL

Multi-engine land

PIC experience

Arctic/Alaska ops

Safety-sensitive role

Education

Bachelor's degree in Aviation or related field

Job description

ConocoPhillips Alaska is seeking a dual qualified DHC-6/CASA-212 pilot to transport passengers and cargo from the Alpine North Slope facility. The role requires leading safety practices and navigation of challenging arctic conditions.

Based at the Alpine facility with a rotating one-week-on/one-week-off schedule, you will perform preflight planning, weight and balance, and aircraft inspections while adhering to FAA regulations and company policies.