MH-60R Sensor Operator Aircrew Instructor

Description

Company Information

ATC is a professional consulting/training development and manufacturing company that specializes in pilot, aircrew, ground-crew, and maintenance training solutions for rotary-wing, fixed-wing, and tilt-rotor aircraft operations. Since our inception in 2001, we have built an excellent reputation for designing, manufacturing, and implementing creative training solutions to the Department of Defense (DoD), United States Marine Corps (USMC), and NAVAIRSYSCOM. ATC's growth can be largely attributed to a corporate policy of integrity, synergized client collaborations, and completing all contracts early and under budget. That’s the ATC difference.  

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

The primary duty of the Sensor Operator Instructor (SOI) is to train foreign students, and will involve direct interface with foreign transition sensor operator trainees, government contractors, active-duty Navy instructors, and other local personnel, while operating aircraft and associated trainers and equipment (manning trainer/equipment instructor station(s) and classroom instruction).

• Conduct scheduled SOI led/supported training for training devices and systems trainers, including operating and static aircraft, including briefs and debriefs, using traditional and modern tools such as interactive white boards, computers and video projectors.
• Evaluate and document student training/mission performance as required.
• Evaluate and record trainer performance in accordance with established Navy doctrine.
• Review curriculum, assess, and recommend improvements to the training program via the appropriate training management officials.
• Perform flights and flight training consistent with USG-approved flight syllabus.
• Conduct training device operation/instruction to personnel as necessary, to include briefing, debriefing and grading/assessments.
• Provide academic instruction to include instructor-led lecture discussion for self-paced computer aided instruction (CAI), computer-based training (CBT), etc. in support of courses required for MH-60R Sensor Operators.
• Provide classroom instruction and recommendations for improvement, to include test materials, lesson plans, and trainee guides under the guidelines of current directives.
• Attend required scheduled meetings (e.g., Scheduling, Standardization, Instructor Pilot/Aircrew, Safety).
• Perform administrative duties such as record keeping, student progress monitoring, counseling, quality assurance, safety, security, and maintenance of training programs and equipment.
• Safely conduct classroom, academic and practical labs, simulator, and flight instruction, maintaining a clean workspace and classroom environment.
• Perform daily/weekly flight schedule writing duties as assigned.
• Assist the IMSO for support of student movement through the training program.
• Stand external door security/entry control point watch for a secure facility.
• Assist with other administrative and non-administrative duties as assigned.
• Complete additional duties as assigned by the Program Manager. 

Requirements

Aviation instruction is a highly specialized function that requires the instructor to have credibility established by prior aircraft operational experience, prior instructional experience, and the ability to hold the attention of the students.

• SOI shall have a minimum of 300 hours as an MH-60R Sensor Operator (AWR-type).  
• Have a minimum of two (2) years instructional experience in the MH-60R. 
• Shall have previous anti-submarine and anti-surface warfare mission experience.
• Possess and maintain a FAA Class II Medical Certificate or USN Flight Physical.
• Must be eligible to hold a SECRET DoD Personal Security Clearance.
• Must be willing to work any hours, any shift, or day of the week as required.
• Must be able to work overtime as required.

Additional Requirements

• Complete and maintain all required aviation physiology and water survival qualifications.
• Successfully complete an MH-60R refresher syllabus, if required, including instructor under training (IUT) syllabus.
• Be designated an instructor by designated naval authority.
• Annually pass/maintain an MH-60R NATOPS evaluation/qualification administered by designated naval authority in accordance with naval aviation flight directives and civilian contract governing directives.
• Complete other necessary qualifications annually or as required, including but not limited to laser safety, special disorientation training, and NITE lab.
• Remain flight current/proficient as per squadron flight directives and civilian contract governing directives.
• Maintain emergency procedure and mission systems operation proficiency.
• Maintain proficiency in operation of essential all MH-60R aircrew training devices.

Security Responsibilities

Must comply with all company security and data protection / usage policies and procedures. Personally responsible for proper handling of all information and materials in any form. Shall not divulge any information or afford access to other employees not having a need-to-know. Shall not divulge information outside company without management approval. All government and proprietary information will be accessed and stored electronically on company provided resources.

Work Environment

• Office, hangar, flight line, simulator bays, aircraft.
• Will at times be exposed to the following conditions: extreme heat, airborne particles, high-decibel noise, hazardous materials, vibration, and confined spaces.

Physical Demands

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job.

• Occasional domestic or international travel may be required.
• Must be able to walk and climb stairs and ladders into/onto simulators or aircraft.
• Must be able to stoop, bend, and crawl on top of or under machinery.
• Must be able to detect odors or hear noises, bangs, or other sounds to detect problems or flaws in the functioning of simulators, aircraft, or the surrounding environment.

Language Skills

Must have the ability to read, analyze, and interpret complex documents. Will be required to respond effectively to sensitive inquiries and complaints. Must be able to generate effective oral and written presentations and proposals on complex subjects.