Role and Responsibilities
We are currently recruiting to our experienced Simulator teaching team working across Merlin, Puma and Chinook Simulators.
This exciting opportunity available is to teach on our Chinook Simulator – one of the most versatile helicopters that can be operated from land bases or ships in a diverse range of environments. With advanced technology you could be instrumental in training the future military pilots on this state-of-the-art aircraft working for a global company.
The successful candidate will be responsible for training from aircraft type conversion of ab-initio students to teaching and mentoring crews across the full spectrum of the aircraft’s capabilities, techniques, and tactics within immersive realistic environmental and operational scenarios by both day and night. As a result you must be able to work as part of a team with good written and verbal communication and leadership skills.
In exceptional circumstances, you may be required to:
+ Operate the IOS/TCC on an aircraft type for which you are not qualified,
+ Undertake CBT/CAI instruction in the Ground school to support.
+ Qualify as an Instrument Rating Examiner in order to conduct Instrument Rating Tests within the simulator environment on the aircraft types on which you’re qualified.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE:
+ An ex-military Central Flying School (CFS) accredited B1 Qualified Helicopter Instructor (QHI), with relevant role and preferably Chinook HC MK 6A experience.
+ Good leadership and teaching skills.
+ Excellent Communication skills.
+ Good IT skills.
Please note:
+ Applicants must have the right to live and work in UK.
+ Applicants must be able to obtain or transfer Security Clearance which the Company sponsors (applicants must have lived continuously in the UK for the past 5 years in order to obtain security clearance) or currently holds NATO SC level Security Clearance that can be transferred from overseas to the UK.
This role attracts an attractive salary package, generous holiday entitlement, enhanced policies, stocks and shares purchase scheme, electric car scheme, cycle to work scheme, private health care alongside other initiatives.
For a full job description or confidential discussion about this opportunity, please contact William Kenrick, Senior Chinook Instructor – bill.kenrick@cae.co.uk or Robert Girling – rob.girling@cae.co.uk Chief Instructor.
Position Type
Regular
CAE thanks all applicants for their interest. However, only those whose background and experience match the requirements of the role will be contacted.
Equal Employment Opportunity
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