TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THE POSITION YOU MUST HAVE BELL206 or H125 EXPERIENCE.

All applications without this experience will be rejected. 

MUST BE AUTHORIZED TO WORK IN THE UNITED STATES.

Basic Scope/Purpose: The Pilot is responsible for aircraft flight planning, piloting, and record keeping including the following of rules and regulations governing the operation of District aircraft; safety, technical, medical and flight proficiency qualifications of pilots; and ensuring that the operation of District aircraft conforms with applicable Federal and State rules and policies as set forth by the District Board of Commissioners and administered by the Executive Director. District is the oversight authority and operates under public use for more information: AC 00-1.1B - Public Aircraft Operations—Manned and Unmanned.

Reporting Responsibilities: The Pilot reports to the Chief Pilot. Must live within hour Marathon, FL.

Working Conditions: The Pilot will be required to pilot District aircraft at low altitudes over populated and congested areas and will be exposed to adverse environmental conditions, noise, vibration, close proximity to moving parts, working in high places, exposure to chemicals, fumes, odors, oils, and may be required to wear a respirator and/or other protective equipment.

Essential Functions (Without Accommodations):
1.Act as Pilot-in-Command or Second-in-Command during aerial application.

2.Proficiency in the use of the Navigational and Application GPS systems.

3.Proficiency in the use of Operating Rotorcraft within the wire environment.

4.Perform other duties as assigned.

5.Ability to follow instructions and communicate within the standards established by the District.

Since our organization is going to change to meet the needs of public health, environmental conservation, and the District, you can expect, anticipate, and assume that your job description will change to meet these challenges.

Knowledge:

• Knowledge of aircraft systems, performance capabilities, and operating procedures of the rotor-wing aircraft assigned
• Knowledge of aircraft navigation and navigational equipment
• Knowledge of aviation meteorology and weather
• Knowledge of FAA rules and regulations
• Knowledge of mosquito control principles, practices, insecticides, and operations of aircraft equipment used for mosquito control aerial operations

Abilities & Skills:
Ability to safely operate the assigned aircraft at maximum performance levels at low altitude under adverse conditions in the wire environment.

Education, Training, & Experience:

Required Qualifications:

1. High school diploma or equivalent
2. 1,000 total hours (750 hours of Helicopter PIC). Current within the last 12 months
3. Possession of a valid FAA Commercial Pilot certificate with a rotor-craft-helicopter rating
4. Bell 206L4 and/or Airbus AS350/H125 experience
5. Possession of a current FAA 2nd Class Medical Certificate
6. Licensed in “Public Health Pest Control” and “State Aerial Applicator” from the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services or able to obtain such certification within 60 days of your hire date.

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https://www.fdacs.gov/Business-Services/Mosquito-Control/Mosquito-Control-Licensing

MUST BE AUTHORIZED TO WORK IN THE UNITED STATES

Preferred Qualifications:

• 2,000 hours total time with 1000 helicopter
• 500 hours of Turbine Time
• Bachelor’s Degree
• FAA Commercial Helicopter with Instrument Rating
• Certified Flight Instructor Rating - Helicopter