• Conduct the safe flight operations complying with company policies and procedures.
• Report all operational and maintenance deficiencies.
• Complete timely and accurate pre and post flight documentation IAW company procedures.
• Maintain a high standard of cabin safety management and corrective action for all passengers and crew.
• Safe and effective conduct of winch operations during all associated winching tasks.
• Safe and effective conduct of rescue crewman duties (where qualified).
• Assist in safe and effective use of Emergency Medical evacuation of single and multi-patient patients and associated aircraft medical litter equipment.
• Conduct the safe and effective use of Forward Looking Infra-Red (FLIR) equipment during SAR tasks.
• Monitor the serviceability and report all equipment repair and replacement requirements to the ADA Chief Crewman Instructor.
• Ensure appropriate comfort and safety is afforded to passengers and ADA clients.
• Ensure the SAR aircraft are kept in a clean and tidy state ensuring that all equipment is in position for immediate response tasking.
• Assist with all pre and post flight cleaning and preventative corrosion control requirements.

• High school graduate or military equivalent.
• Served as an active military crewman.
• Crewman Instructor qualifications preferred.
• Good and fit physical condition (GCAA medical class II is required).
• Must have a current driver’s license and valid passport and must be able to pass a security background check.

EXPERIENCE

• Must have 6 years military aviation experience
• Qualified SAR/Hoist Operator with a minimum of 1000 total flight hours flight time.
• Qualified in the use of Night Vision Goggle (NVG’s) with a minimum of 100 flight hours.
• Qualified Hoist Operator with a minimum of 400 hoists.
• Qualified FLIR Operator (Preferred)
• Must possess knowledge of SAR services and regulations.
• Offshore SAR and MEDEVAC experience highly desired.