Global CH-47F SIP: Standardization & Flight Instruction Lead

Resicum International, LLC; Warrenton (VA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 160,000; Full time

Job summary

Resicum International LLC seeks CH-47F Standardization Instructor Pilots (SIPs) to support TAFT/TAF TMS programs worldwide. The SIP will provide advanced flight instruction, standardization, evaluation, and mentorship to international CH-47F aircrews, aligning with U.S.

Army aviation doctrine and safety standards. The role requires senior aviation training expertise, cross-cultural collaboration, and the ability to work across partner-nation aviation organizations to sustain proficiency and

Qualifications

• Former U.S. Army CH-47F SIP with documented experience.
• Qualified in CH-47F Block I aircraft; Block II experience preferred.
• Minimum 1,500 hours total rotary-wing flight time.
• Experience developing or supporting aviation training and standardization programs.
• Experience providing flight and academic instruction to military aviation personnel.

Responsibilities

• Serve as a senior CH-47F SIP Advisor to FMS partner nations.
• Provide advanced CH-47F flight instruction in classroom and aircraft environments.
• Mentor and develop international CH-47F IPs and SIPs.
• Conduct and support standardization and evaluation activities to assess proficiency.
• Advise aviation leadership on training programs, qualification requirements, and continuation training.
• Assist in developing and maintaining standardized CH-47F training programs.
• Develop lesson plans, syllabi, and evaluation standards.
• Promote aviation safety and operational readiness across advisory activities.

Skills

CH-47F Flight Instruction

Standardization & Evaluation

Instructor Development

Crew Resource Management

Aircraft Systems Knowledge

Job description

Resicum International LLC seeks CH-47F Standardization Instructor Pilots (SIPs) to support TAFT/TAF TMS programs worldwide. The SIP will provide advanced flight instruction, standardization, evaluation, and mentorship to international CH-47F aircrews, aligning with U.S.

Army aviation doctrine and safety standards. The role requires senior aviation training expertise, cross-cultural collaboration, and the ability to work across partner-nation aviation organizations to sustain proficiency and