Pilots - Dash Captain- Timmins at Perimeter… · Timmins

Position Summary Reporting to the Assistant Chief Pilot, the 705 Captain transports thousands of passengers each year. As a pilot, your number one priority is to conduct each flight safely, taking into consideration the comfort of each passenger and on-time performance. Personal Characteristics

Must be fluent in English Highly flexible, with the ability to respond quickly in a dynamic environment
Professional and respectful, with a positive work attitude Timely with a high level of commitment to on-time performance is essential Motivated with the ability to work independently and as part of a team
Effective verbal and written communication skills
Able to build and maintain lasting relationships with all departments, business partners and customers Superior time management skills, multitasking skills and the ability to prioritize tasks High level of integrity, confidentiality and accountability Able to handle stressful situations in a calm and effective manner Customer Service-oriented with a commitment to exceptional service Strong problem solving and analytical skills High level of respect, understanding and regard for First Nations communities

Key Responsibilities and Accountabilities

Conduct flights with strict adherence to the Standard Operating Procedures, Canadian Aviation Regulations, Aircraft Flight Manual, and the Company Operations Manual Check weather, all applicable NOTAMs where available and determine fuel and oil requirements Calculate the airplane weight and balance
Review, amend and accept the Operational Flight Plan(Type B 705 operation) Complete an airplane pre-flight inspection before each departure Load, unload and secure cargo/freight as required Complete flight watch jointly with the flight dispatcher (Type B 705 operation) Complete all post flight duties, including notification/confirmation to the Company of the whereabouts of the airplane when away from base, recording flight times and any defects Continue to meet and exceed the Transport Canada Qualification standards for a Pilot Perform additional duties as assigned

Minimum Education, Experience and Certifications

High school diploma or General Education Degree (GED) equivalent Must be able to obtain and maintain any applicable transportation security clearances and additional authorizations Category 1 Medical Current Group 1 Instrument Rating Airline Transport Pilot License (ATPL) with 3000 Hours Total Time 500 hours on a DH8 would be considered an asset Pilots must be fluent in English, and be able to demonstrate effective verbal and listening comprehension Indigenous and Cultural Awareness Training considered an asset

Working Conditions

Physically able to perform all listed job duties Travel by aircraft and other means as required by role Work performed both indoors and outdoors; employee must be able to adapt to all outdoor weather conditions Able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs
Must be able to work a flexible schedule and be able to travel for extended periods