Remote Check Airman: Pilot Training & Standards Lead

HeliService USA; North Kingstown (RI); Remote; USD 110,000 - 145,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Comprehensive benefits

401(k) plan and PTO

Training and development opportunities

Job summary

HeliService USA is seeking a Check Airman who will conduct FAA-required training, evaluations, and proficiency checks for pilots operating under 14 CFR Parts 135 and 133. You will ensure compliance with regulatory and company standards, under the oversight of the Director of Training and Chief Pilot, across assigned aircraft and missions.

The role requires extensive instructional and evaluative skills, strong FAA regulation knowledge, and willingness to travel to multiple bases and simulators.

Qualifications

• Education requirement: Associate degree in aviation, aeronautics, or related field (or equivalent).
• Experience: 3+ years as PIC under 14 CFR Part 135; FAA-approved Check Airman designation or ability to qualify; 1–3 years Helicopter Air Ambulance experience; 1–3 years vertical reference/long-line/hoisting/SAR.
• Preferred: 5 years PIC under 14 CFR Part 135; 3 years as Check Airman; 3 years in Helicopter Air Ambulance; 3 years in vertical reference/long-line/external load/hoisting/SAR; CFII or ability to obtain.

Responsibilities

• Conduct ground, simulator, and flight evaluations.
• Evaluate pilot proficiency and compliance.
• Provide mentoring and remedial training as needed.
• Maintain training and checking records.
• Coordinate training with the Director of Training.
• Travel to the simulator as well as all bases will be required.
• Full time Check Airmen will also act as a relief pilot on the line to support operations as needed.

Skills

Instructional skills

Communication

Evaluation

FAA regulations

Education

Associate degree in aviation

Bachelor’s degree (preferred)

Tools

CFII

Check Airman designation (FAA)

Job description

HeliService USA is seeking a Check Airman who will conduct FAA-required training, evaluations, and proficiency checks for pilots operating under 14 CFR Parts 135 and 133. You will ensure compliance with regulatory and company standards, under the oversight of the Director of Training and Chief Pilot, across assigned aircraft and missions.

The role requires extensive instructional and evaluative skills, strong FAA regulation knowledge, and willingness to travel to multiple bases and simulators.