As an airline, safety is our most important principle. And our Corporate Safety team is responsible for making sure safety is top of mind in every action we take. From conducting flight safety investigations and educating pilots on potential safety threats to implementing medical programs and helping prevent employee injuries, our team is instrumental in running a safe and successful airline for our customers and employees.
A Senior Investigator, Flight Safety has three specific responsibilities: the Party Coordinator/Accident Secretary, the Investigator-in-Charge (IIC), and the Investigator on Call (IOC).
Serves as the Party Coordinator or Accident Secretary to support an investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) or International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Annex 13 investigative agency, depending on the location of occurrence. Acts as the Investigator-In-Charge (IIC) for internal safety-related events.
Monitors the operation as the Investigator on Call (IOC) on a rotating, weekly basis and reports required occurrences to the NTSB or the corresponding ICAO Annex 13 investigative agency, as required
Authors technical safety promotional documentation for frontline partners, Company Leadership, and industry leaders, where appropriate
Documents identified hazards and proposed mitigations in support of our Safety Management System (SMS)
Supports the Senior Manager, Flight Safety Investigations (FSI) & Accident Technical Response (ATR) in ensuring continued technical response preparedness domestically and internationally
United values diverse experiences, perspectives, and we encourage everyone who meets the minimum qualifications to apply. While having the “desired” qualifications make for a stronger candidate, we encourage applicants who may not feel they check ALL of those boxes! We are always looking for individuals who will bring something new to the table!
Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Aeronautics, Aeronautical Engineering, Aviation Maintenance, Aviation Safety
4-5 years of Aviation Safety-related experience
Strong technical writing ability
Working knowledge of Part 121 Operations and voluntary safety reporting programs
Strong written, presentation, communication, and interpersonal skills
Strong organizational, analytical, and critical thinking skills
Must be legally authorized to work in the United States for any employer without sponsorship
Successful completion of interview required to meet job qualification
Reliable, punctual attendance is an essential function of the position
Bachelor's degree in Aircraft Accident/Incident Investigation certification
Commerical Pilot’s Certificate with Instrument Rating; Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Certificate; Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate
Commerical Pilot’s Certificate with Instrument Rating and 3+ years of Aviation Safety-related experience
Aviation accident/incident investigation experience
Emergency Response expertise
Familiarity with 49 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 830 and ICAO Annex 13 regulations
The base pay range for this role is $99,750.00 to $135,960.00.