Second in Command

Summary

Second In Command (Sic)

Directly Reports To: Pilot Manager

Mission of this Position: Following Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), to properly plan, communicate, process information needed to operate the published flight schedule: safely, on time and achieve superior customer satisfaction ratings.

Key Responsibilities: Meet or exceed SIC duties/expectations displaying initiative, adhering to TOA SOPs and aligning with core values of the organization.

• Pilots shall be familiar with and follow instructions that pertain to their duty position contained in the company General Operations Manual, operations bulletins, and other pertinent instructions.
• Upon assignment of the flight, ensure that they are legally and adequately rested.
• Completion of preflight preparation as required, ensuring aircraft and load are ready for departure 15 minutes prior to scheduled departure time.
• Completing training as assigned by management.
• Completion of all checklists.
• Performing all standard radio contacts and position reports when piloting the aircraft.
• Perform other duties as directed by the Chief Pilot.
• Assist in escorting, enplaning, and deplaning of passengers during the boarding and deplaning process.
• Report to work a minimum of one hour prior to departure for each scheduled and charter flight.
• Be available for their normal duty assignment and occasionally work outside of it as operationally required to meet company needs.
• Foster an organizational pilot culture of continuous improvement.
• Must have professional communications skills for complex internal and external aircraft communications.
• Assist with loading and unloading freight.
• Operate aircraft in accordance with all applicable regulations and program/corporate policies and procedures.
• Emphasize flight crew members safety and exemplary customer service.
• Must note and communicate aircraft deficiencies for maintenance review and correction.
• Perform flights during day, night, and instrument conditions.
• And other collateral duties as assigned

Essential Skill Set: Pilot qualifications and aircraft systems knowledge required

• FAA Commercial ASEL, Instrument Rating, High-performance endorsement
• FAA Commercial ASES
• 250 hours total flight time
• Second Class Medical Certificate
• Valid US Passport or Green Card
• FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit

• Overnight availability may be required
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds, sit or stand for extended periods of time, and climb stairs throughout the day

Preferred

• G1000 Experience
• Turbine Time
• Cessna 208 Experience
• Seaplane Experience

Job Description

Second In Command (Sic)

Directly Reports To: Pilot Manager

Mission of this Position: Following Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), to properly plan, communicate, process information needed to operate the published flight schedule: safely, on time and achieve superior customer satisfaction ratings.

Key Responsibilities: Meet or exceed SIC duties/expectations displaying initiative, adhering to TOA SOPs and aligning with core values of the organization.

• Pilots shall be familiar with and follow instructions that pertain to their duty position contained in the company General Operations Manual, operations bulletins, and other pertinent instructions.
• Upon assignment of the flight, ensure that they are legally and adequately rested.
• Completion of preflight preparation as required, ensuring aircraft and load are ready for departure 15 minutes prior to scheduled departure time.
• Completing training as assigned by management.
• Completion of all checklists.
• Performing all standard radio contacts and position reports when piloting the aircraft.
• Perform other duties as directed by the Chief Pilot.
• Assist in escorting, enplaning, and deplaning of passengers during the boarding and deplaning process.
• Report to work a minimum of one hour prior to departure for each scheduled and charter flight.
• Be available for their normal duty assignment and occasionally work outside of it as operationally required to meet company needs.
• Foster an organizational pilot culture of continuous improvement.
• Must have professional communications skills for complex internal and external aircraft communications.
• Assist with loading and unloading freight.
• Operate aircraft in accordance with all applicable regulations and program/corporate policies and procedures.
• Emphasize flight crew members safety and exemplary customer service.
• Must note and communicate aircraft deficiencies for maintenance review and correction.
• Perform flights during day, night, and instrument conditions.
• And other collateral duties as assigned

Essential Skill Set: Pilot qualifications and aircraft systems knowledge required

• FAA Commercial ASEL, Instrument Rating, High-performance endorsement
• FAA Commercial ASES
• 250 hours total flight time
• Second Class Medical Certificate
• Valid US Passport or Green Card
• FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit

• Overnight availability may be required
• Must be able to lift 50 pounds, sit or stand for extended periods of time, and climb stairs throughout the day

Preferred

• G1000 Experience
• Turbine Time
• Cessna 208 Experience
• Seaplane Experience