AW139 Captain

About the role

PHI Aviation is seeking an experienced and dedicated Helicopter AW139 Captain to joinour team. The successful candidate will be responsible for the safe and

efficient operation of our helicopter fleet, ensuring all flights are conducted

in compliance with company policies and aviation regulations.

This position will be on a 28 : 28

touring roster flying from any major capital in the world to our base in the

Philippines.

Responsibilities of the role

include :

The completion of flights as scheduled

in a safe and timely manner as appropriate.

Decisions on flight cancellations, and

delays, or otherwise amending flights (such circumstances to be reported to the

Senior Base Pilot or Base & Contract Manager).

The observance of all Regulatory and

Client rules and regulations, and the relevant OEM RFM.

The Captain shall conform to the

Company directives and procedures contained within the Company Operations

Manual (OMA, OMB, OMC, OMD, OMF and OI’s, OIB’s and LOIs, as appropriate),

during the flight planning, pre‐flight inspection and checks, in flight operations

and in post flight reporting and activity;

Undertaking those tasks and duties of a

non‐flying nature including, but not limited to, paperwork, helicopter

husbandry and facility housekeeping etc., that may be assigned from time to

time by the Senior Base Pilot, Base & Contract Manager or higher

management.

Ensuring all licences, ratings, medical

certificates and applicable proficiency requirements are current in accordance

with regulation and Company requirements prior to undertaking any form

commercial flight activity.

Providing timely advice to the Training

Department and Senior Base Pilot or Base & Contract Manager whenever any

licence, rating, FLV, visa, medical certificate, or proficiency check is coming

due or has been renewed.

Ensuring that any training or testing

required to maintain any of the requirements above has been assigned in a

timeframe that allows the Captain to remain fully qualified for their assigned

operation.

The operation and safety of any

aircraft commanded and the safety of all persons on board. The Captain has

final authority for the disposition of the aircraft during the time in which

they are in command. Delegation of duties to other crew members shall in no way

affect ultimate responsibility for the safe conduct of the flight.

The completion of flight planning and

the establishment and maintenance of communications with the responsible

authority as necessary.

Where applicable and when appropriately

approved by the Training Department, the Captain will provide opportunities for

the Co‐Pilots to increase their skill and knowledge in standard operating

procedures.

To be considered for this role,

you will need :

• AW139 type rated essential
• 3000 hours helicopter
• 1500 hours helicopter command

1200 hours PIC on multi engine

helicopters

About you :

Excellent relationship management

skills