AW139 Pilot

at  WestairHelicopters

About the job
We are a prominent provider of offshore helicopter services in Africa, flying under an Italian Air Operator Certificate. Our focus on safety is unwavering and serves as the cornerstone of our operations. Our commitment to this core value is reflected in every aspect of our operations and is evident in our record of successful and safe missions. Our comprehensive helicopter services are designed to meet the evolving needs of our clients, ensuring that we remain at the forefront of the offshore helicopter services sector.
We are seeking AW139 Pilots to join our team.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

Captain:

• Valid EASA ATP(H) license or EASA license validation (for pilots with ICAO license) endorsed with type to be operated.
• Valid IR(H) endorsed on type to be
• Valid EASA medical certificate (class 1).
• Minimum of 3000 hours total flight time in
• Minimum of 1500 hours of multi engine/multi crew flight time in
• Minimum of 1000 hours of multi engine/multi crew PICUS flight time in
• Minimum of 500 hours PIC in O&G offshore/windfarm offshore/marine pilot transfer/SAR offshore.
• Minimum of 100 hours of night time.
• Minimum of 100 hours IFR.
• Minimum of 100 hours on type.

First Officer:

• Valid EASA ATP(H) or CPL(H) license or EASA license validation (for pilots with ICAO license) endorsed with type to be operated.
• Valid IR(H) endorsed on type to be
• Valid medical certificate (class 1)
• Minimum 500 hours of multi engine/multi crew flight time in
• Minimum of 10 hours of night time.
• Minimum of 50 hours IFR.
• Minimum of 50 hours on type.
• Proficient in English (speaking and writing).
• Flexibility.
• Able and inclined to work in international teams.
• Good interpersonal relation.

Our company language is English and we are a global reality, that’s why we will consider only CVs written in English.

• Ensure all the operations are performed in a safe and efficient way, without violation, accident or incident directly associated to miss-conduct.
• Maintain familiarity with relevant national and international air legislation and agreed aviation practices and
• Maintain familiarity with the Company operations manual necessary to fulfil the function, ensuring that all operational procedures and checklists are complied
• Carry out duties concerning the flight in accordance with the operations manuals (including procedures, limitations, and performance relating to the specific helicopter type).
• Comply with all flight and duty time limitations (FTL) and rest requirements applicable.
• Be responsible for the operation and safety of the helicopter, its crew members, passengers and cargo on board from pre-flight to post
• Before beginning a flight ensure all available information appropriate to the intended operation are collected (current weather reports and forecasts, fuel requirements and an alternative course of action if the flight cannot be completed as planned without infringing Company operating minima).
• Maintain a proper standard of crew discipline, conduct, and personal
• Be familiar with the preparation of operational flight plans, including fuel planning and mass and center of gravity
• Report any fault, failure, malfunction, or defect which the crew member believes may affect the airworthiness or safe operation of the aircraft including emergency systems, if not already reported by another crew
• Properly maintain and wear mandatory protective personal equipment as provided by the Company in accordance with the
• Support an open environment for CRM and actively use high quality crew monitoring