Check Instructor - Examining Authority at Blue Line Aviation LLC

Winter Haven, Florida, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

14 Apr, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

14 Jan, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Regulatory Compliance, Flight Training, Communication Skills, Time Management, Teamwork, Attention to Detail, Critical Thinking, Adaptability, Safety Practices, Student Assessment, Standardization, FAA Regulations, Instructional Services, Record Keeping, Maintenance Support, Quality Assurance

Industry

Airlines and Aviation

Description

Description The Examining Authority Check Instructor is responsible for conducting End of Course examinations under the school’s FAA-approved Self-Examining Authority in accordance with 14 CFR Part 141 and all applicable sections of the Code of Federal Regulations. This position plays a critical role in ensuring standardization, regulatory compliance, and the integrity of student certification for the Private Pilot Certificate and Instrument Rating. In addition to examining authority duties, this individual contributes to flight training, maintenance support, and academic oversight across the school’s training programs. Overview: Started in 2012 by a husband and wife team, Blue Line Aviation is a professional pilot school located at the Johnston Regional Airport in Smithfield, NC and Winter Haven Regional Airport in Winter Haven, FL. We strive to push the status quo in flight training while providing quality and innovative training to our students. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities, and Competencies: Ability to apply learned knowledge in practice Ability to provide quality training based on measured student performance Ability and knowledge to provide a safe learning and working environment Ability to effectively manage time for self and student learning Ability to advocate for self and students Ability to connect meaningfully with others Excellent presentation, verbal, and written communications Ability to work effectively as a team Highly organized with a strong attention to detail Ability to think systemically, critically, and analytically Adaptable and flexible with work schedule Ability to make on the spot decisions Reliably and consistently on time and on task Familiarity with Blue Line Syllabi, Training Course Outlines, Safety Practices and Procedures manuals, and other Part 141 and Blue Line procedures and Blue Line aircraft. Duties: Conduct End-of-Course (EOC) examinations for students seeking a Private Pilot Certificate or Instrument Rating, ensuring full compliance with Part 141 and associated FAA regulations. Perform thorough assessments of student knowledge, skill, risk management, and regulatory compliance during examinations. Issue course completion endorsements and certification recommendations in accordance with examining authority procedures. Conduct stage check examinations for Private Pilot, Instrument Pilot, and Commercial Pilot academies to determine student readiness for stage progression. Provide training to initial Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) applicants enrolled in the CFI Academy, delivering high-quality instructional services that meet FAA standards. Maintain a high level of standardization consistent with school policies and FAA requirements Review, validate, and maintain accuracy of all student training records, including logbooks, syllabus progress, and online training documentation. Assist the maintenance department on an as-needed basis, performing duties aligned with the individual’s maintenance certifications and qualifications. Coordinate with maintenance personnel to support operational readiness and aircraft availability. Maintain current knowledge of FAA regulations, school policies, and industry standards. Support safety, quality assurance, and standardization initiatives across the training organization. Complete tasks, projects, and assignments as directed by the Vice President of Operations or Flight School Director. Requirements Minimum Qualifications: Hold a valid FAA Certified Flight Instructor (CFI) certificate; CFII required. Meet all FAA requirements to conduct instruction for initial CFI applicants. Demonstrated understanding of Part 141 training requirements, ACS/PTS standards, Company Training Course Outline, and FAA certification procedures. Strong communication skills with the ability to objectively assess student performance. Hold a Second Class FAA Medical Certificate or First Class FAA Medical Certificate 1000 Hours Total Time 500 Hours Dual Given Preferred Qualifications: FAA Certified Flight Instructor - Instrument (CFII) and Certified Flight Instructor - Multiengine (MEI). Experience conducting stage checks, progress checks, or standardization evaluations in a Part 141 or Part 61 environment. Previous experience under Examining Authority at a Part 141 institution. FAA maintenance certification(s) (e.g., A&P) or documented experience assisting with maintenance operations. Bachelor’s degree in Aviation, Aeronautical Science, or a related field. Prior experience in curriculum standardization, training quality assurance, or aviation education management. Equal Opportunity Employer: Our company considers applicants for all positions without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sex, age, national origin, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, disability, or sexual orientation

Responsibilities

The Check Instructor is responsible for conducting End of Course examinations and ensuring compliance with FAA regulations. They also contribute to flight training and maintain student training records.