The following job qualifications are required:
- Commercial F.A.A. Rotor-craft Pilot license and a valid U.S. Passport.
- A minimum of 250 (P.I.C. or S.I.C.) flight hours in a Blackhawk and 200 (P.I.C. or S.I.C.) flight hours with Bell 205/UH-1 helicopters, AW-119, H125, B430, B212 or similar.
- A positive attitude toward employees, supervisors, customers, and vendors.
- Personal flexibility regarding schedules and task assignments, especially with customers and projects, is essential to a successful career at H.P.H.
- Organizational skills, maintaining a clean work area, timely completion of paperwork, communication skills, and an ability to follow-through on all tasks.
- Valuable (common-sense) respectful character traits such as honesty and reliability, with a commitment to safety, sensitivity for customer privacy, and confidentiality regarding proprietary information.
- The ability to remain proficient in type I, II, and III (utility) helicopters.
- Piloting single and multi-engine air crafts offshore in variable conditions.
- 1500 total time, 350 hours minimum long-line vertical reference flight time is preferred.
- U.S.F.S. Helicopter Pilot Qualification card, firefighting awareness and familiarity, and Flight Safety training (or equivalent) are all preferred.
Our goal is to add a qualified helicopter pilot, possessing professional safety standards and an attention to detail that match our own high-level standards, to our team of high-caliber employees. We offer a competitive starting (base) salary plus (hourly) flight and on-site (daily) bonuses.
Benefit Conditions:
This Company Describes Its Culture as:
- Team-oriented -- cooperative and collaborative
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