Captain | Bell 412

Position Summary

The Bell 412 Captain supports international rotational helicopter operations, serving as Pilot in Command during assigned missions. This talent pool is intended for experienced helicopter pilots interested in future contract opportunities requiring safe, professional, and effective operations in demanding international environments.

Schedule

• Contract / rotational opportunities.
• International assignments.
• Flexibility and willingness to undertake rotational deployments required.
• This is a talent pool for potential future opportunities.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Pilot in Command of the Bell 412 during assigned operations.
• Operate the aircraft in accordance with applicable regulations, procedures, and approved aircraft documentation.
• Exercise sound judgment and decision-making throughout all phases of flight.
• Conduct pre-flight and post-flight inspections and ensure the aircraft is properly prepared for each mission.
• Assess and manage operational risks involving weather, aircraft serviceability, crew, and mission requirements.
• Complete required flight and operational documentation accurately.
• Coordinate effectively with flight crew, engineering, operations, and other supporting personnel.
• Participate in required safety, training, checking, and operational programs.
• Maintain required aircraft currency and operational proficiency.
• Support the development and mentoring of other flight crew when required.
• Maintain professional standards during international operations.

Requirements

• Valid Airline Transport Pilot Licence – Helicopter (ATPL-H).
• Current Bell 412 rating.
• Current and valid medical certificate and applicable ratings as required by the relevant aviation authority.
• Minimum 2,000 hours Total Helicopter Time.
• Minimum 1,000 hours PIC.
• Minimum 200 hours Bell 412, or 50 hours PIC Bell 412.
• Minimum 100 hours Night PIC.
• Minimum 50 hours NVIS Operations.
• Minimum 75 hours IFR PIC.
• Ability to comply with applicable SACAA and other relevant aviation authority requirements.
• Willingness and ability to travel and work internationally.
• Ability to complete additional validation, compliance, training, and project-specific requirements prior to deployment when required.

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous international contract experience.

Benefits

• Consideration for future international rotational opportunities.
• Additional project-specific training and development opportunities may be available.

Compensation

• Not Specified.