Airborne Electronic Sensor Operator (AES Op CQFI)
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- Winnipeg, MB
- Permanent
- Temps-plein
- The primary responsibility of the AES Op CQFI is to instruct, manage and provide oversight to the AES Op Ab initio students and deliver the Flight Instructor Course (FIC) to AES Op instructor candidates.
- Fill the position of AES Op subject matter expert to support the FAcT ramp up plan and transition-in activities up to Ready for Training (RFT) and Training Steady State (TSS) such as supporting courseware development, Operational Test & Evaluation (OT&E) and customer acceptance activities, as well as participating in Training Development Team (TDT) and Integrated Test Team (ITT) working groups.
- Ensure FAcT Training Program’s delivery and continuous improvement are in accordance with RCAF principles.
- Support flight dispatching, as required.
- Training administrative duties: all associated activities to support the instructional missions for AES Op students and FIC course members including Progress Review Boards and Instructor Reviews, as required.
- Participate in Wing, Squadron and Flight-mandated briefings.
- Travel required.
- Must have previous military QFI experience.
- Military or professional flying experience in the last 10 years verifiable by logbook.
- Have no less than three(3)years related instructional experience as an AES Op QFI within a flying unit or air service, whose flight operations are similar in size and scope.
- Comprehensive understanding of RCAF CFITES principles.
- Comprehensive understanding of RCAF rear crew training system, organizations/hierarchy and reporting mechanisms.
- RCAF/DND/GoC/industry, or equivalent, experience in general staffing duties and procedures.
- Familiarity with RCAF OT&E activities.
- Supporting operations and training programs, including operational planning.
- If English is not the person’s primary language, he/she must pass the TOEFL with “advanced” results in reading, listening, speaking and writing, or recognized equivalent.
- RCAF, or equivalent, previously held minimum B Cat QFI experience.
- Competent in the use of MS Office.
- RCAF OT&E qualification and experience.
- Experience working within a training development team or program.
- RCAF Training Plan Manager qualification.
- Bilingual or Second Language profile of BBB.
- Maintain an unrestricted TC Category I Medical;
- Before starting the FIC Phase 2 (Conversion) and every two years thereafter, meet RCAF pilot standards on the following medical examinations:
- HbA1C, CBC, Lipids, Triglycerides;
- Ophthalmological Exam using DND form 2776;
- Audiogram, to include speech discrimination testing if below DND H2 hearing standard; and
- Other tests as required by the RCAF Flight Surgeon.
- Personal travel privileges with PAL and interline agreements with other airlines.
- Employee and Family Assistance Programs.
- Comprehensive health benefits including medical, dental, vision, and life insurance.
- Defined Contribution Pension Plan.
- Employee Stock Purchase Plan.
- Employee Tuition Assistance Program.
- Opportunities for growth.
- PAL Days between Christmas & New Years.