First Officer - Challenger 650 Lux Aviation

Qualification

ATPL with current type rating for Challenger 650/605/604

Work Experience (length/type)

Challenger 650/605/604 Type rating

150 Hours PIC Time

100 Hours Minimum

1.500 Hours total time including 500 Hours jet time

Background (Industry, etc.)

Corporate Aviation required

Languages

Fluency in written and spoken English. Additional languages would be advantageous.

IT Skills

Basic Skills Microsoft Office

Responsibilities:

• Liaise with PIC / Lead Commander and passengers when an aircraft defect or other operational issue may affect the aircrafts schedule.
• Be responsible for the aircraft IAW EJME Private Operations Manual, depending on aircraft registry, including but not limited to, Operations, FDP and Safety.
• Ensure that the aircraft is operated i.a.w. EJME COM or POM, depending on aircraft registry, including SOP s.
• Be familiar with company Operational Instructions & Crew Memos as well Civil Aviation regulations for which the aircraft is registered and operate accordingly.
• Assists the PIC with aircraft paperwork is in order before departure.
• Assists the PIC to ensure aircraft is airworthy before departure.
• Carry out duties concerning the flight in accordance with company s SOP s, including procedures, limitations and performance relating to A/C type as are located by the commander
• Confirm safe navigation of the aircraft, maintaining continuous independent check both geographical position and safe terrain clearance.
• Create a safe and professional environment on-board with emphasis on good CRM.
• Ensure that the passengers travel documents are correct before departure.
• Supports the PIC in passenger safety briefings ( if requested by the PIC);
• Brief passengers on journey time, en-route weather, possible delays and anything else pertinent to the flight (if delegated from the PIC).
• Contributes that the crew uphold high standard of discipline, are presentable, and that the crew, at no time, damage the reputation or image of ExecuJet Middle East.
• Report any fault, failure, malfunction or defect, abnormalities, events, incidents or accidents which may affect airworthiness or safe operation of the aircraft including emergency systems, via the correct channels.
• Report to the commander any incident that may or could endanger the safety of the operation.
• Comply with all FTL and rest requirements applicable.
• Obtain information/ explanation from commander in the event necessary to enable co pilot to fulfil his function
• Verifies EFB s synchronization of both EFB s prior to the Flight.

Understand and ensure compliance with all relevant internal and external rules, regulations and procedures that apply to the conduct of the business in which you are involved

Character Profile

Professional

Flexibility

Team Player

Works well under pressure

Proactive