MacLean-Fogg Company | C680 Captain

Job Summary

MacLean Fogg is looking for a team oriented individual to join our FAR 91 flight department who will Captain our 2008 Cessna (Textron) Citation C680 Sovereign. The Captain reports to the Chief Pilot

• Our single aircraft department based at Chicago Executive (KPWK) flies 300 hours per year domestically with occasional trips to Canada.
• Recurrent pilot training consists of PIC 61.58 at Flight Safety biannually, UPRT annually, and CPR/First Aid biennially.
• Pilots are scheduled in a rotation of three weeks available for duty and one week off with occasional deviations as necessary.
• This is a salaried position with full company benefits of Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K match, and two weeks of vacation.

Job Duties

• Supervise the flight crew.
• Conducting flight operations in accordance with international, federal, state, local and corporate regulations.
• Analyze weather conditions with the Co-Pilot/First Officer and make decisions regarding possible delays, rerouting or flight cancellations.
• Calculating weight and balance, take-off and landing distances, climb requirements, and fuel load considering consumption plus required reserve.
• Filing IFR ICAO flight plans and (for international operations) filing EAPIS and making Customs arrangements.
• Participating in the SMS and completing a FRAT for each flight.
• Ensuring required aircraft certificates, manuals, and charts are on board the aircraft prior to commencing a flight.
• Supervising the flight crew, ground crew, and aircraft servicing.
• Coordinating with the Director of Maintenance and Chief Pilot regarding any aircraft discrepancies requiring maintenance.
• Having knowledge of and adhering to regulations including recent flight experience and SOP’s;
• Attending regularly scheduled ground and simulator training, maintaining flight proficiency and knowledge of all flight operations, regulations and aircraft systems.
• Maintaining current required licenses and certificates to comply with company, ICAO (as applicable) and FAA requirements.
• Arrange alternate transportation for passengers if their flight schedule is affected.
• Complete all necessary documents fully and accurately.
• Adhere to 5S standards (e.g., maintain cleanliness of work area, etc.)
• Follow all Safety, Environmental and Quality policies, and procedures.
• Perform other duties as assigned

Experience and Education

• Perform work under direct supervision
• Handle basic issues and problems and refer more complex issues to higher-level staff
• Possess beginning to working knowledge of subject matter
• Typically require accreditation from a technical school or an applicable skilled trades program; require airline transport rating and first class medical certificate, and 4 to 6 years of experience