Responsibilities

• Flight planning
• Securing airspace access permission from ATC and other agencies
• Making safe aircraft-related decisions
• Working closely with the Sensor Operator to plan each day’s missions
• Reporting to the airport within sixty-one (61) minutes of a call out
• Closely monitoring weather
• Various office administrative tasks

Requirements – Must Have

• Canadian Commercial Pilots License with valid Transport Canada Class 1 Medical
• Minimum of 1000hrs PIC
• Multi Engine Rating with a minimum of 200hrs experience (minima may be reduced for pilots with survey exp.)
• Ability to pass Group 1 IFR PPC
• Strong skills in interpretation of GFAs and other weather products
• Strong written and spoken English communication skills
• Discipline, motivation and stamina to do the best job possible, tempered by a safety attitude strong enough to say ‘no’ when the conditions warrant

Requirements – Asset to Have

• Previous aerial survey or similar aerial work experience
• Mountain flying experience, preferably in BC
• Familiar and comfortable operating from a variety of controlled and uncontrolled airports
• Flight time in a Piper twin
• Cool stories to tell us

Compensation

• Salary Range: $40,000 – $80,000 per annum, commensurate with experience and responsibilities
• Health/Medical Benefits package
• Paid training opportunities for personal & professional development
• All field-expenses paid, at good restaurants and hotels
• Attentive, pre-emptive maintenance. Minimal winter ops. Flight-following and field-support
• A challenging, fun and safety-focused environment, with flexible work schedule
• The love and respect of our Kîsik family and community

Apply via Email: [email protected]