Founded in 2000 by three former Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) CF-18 fighter pilots who identified an opportunity to improve military readiness training, [Company] has since established itself as the world leader in contracted adversary air (ADAIR) services and joint terminal attack controller (JTAC) training.
We pride ourselves on our unblemished safety record, having flown an industry leading 130,000+ hours of operational training without accident in support of customers worldwide, including Canada, the U.S., Germany, and multiple other NATO allies and international partner nations.
Our vision is to be the most trusted provider of innovative defense training solutions, continuously elevating standards in an industry where "Experience Matters." This commitment to innovation and technology ensures we remain adaptable, training allied militaries to succeed against evolving threats.
[Company]’ dynamic team contributes to delivering on our purpose of training the next generation of combat leaders by living our values of Service, Integrity, Excellence, and Together every day!
Join our team!
Essential Duties and Responsibilities:
Maintain operational safety: assess and mitigate risks to [Company] (TA) equipment, personnel and reputation.
Maintain an Airline Transport Pilot License or a Commercial Pilot License, medical certification, and Company Operations Manual required currencies.
100% compliance with applicable Transport Canada and/or Department of National Defence regulations and training rules.
When TA aircraft are operated outside the domestic airspace of Canada, pilots may be required to refer to foreign publications and adhere to foreign regulations in order to safely and effectively carry out their mission.
Conduct operations in accordance with TA Company Operations Manual, Aircraft Flight Manual and Standard Operating Procedures. Deviations from established procedures should only occur for reasons of safety.
Professional, polite, proficient combat support in accordance with customer defined requirements.
Communicate any issues (knowledge, systems, procedures, proficiency, and support) that impact your ability to accomplish the above listed requirements.
Promptly communicate any incident that results in, or had a high probability of resulting in: damage, injury, significant positive/negative perception by the customer, or media attention.
Support engagement of other TA employees through positive, proactive leadership on and off the job; your attitude at work is contagious.
To facilitate appropriate recognition, communicate any exceptional performance by any TA employee.
Secondary Duties and Responsibilities:
SUBJECT MATTER / OPERATING LOCATION EXPERTISE
Identify and establish relationships with key contacts at the operational level or those who define/direct training requirements.
Maintain assigned reference material in the TA knowledge store including regulations, procedures, maps, mission data cards, and any other pertinent information to assure customer requirements are safely achieved.
Maintain relevance of reference material through, at minimum, an annual review/update to be complete NLT 1 Nov. Any item that could significantly impact TA operations should be immediately forwarded to the Lead Pilot for dissemination in AIF.
As required, produce Gen Book information, chapters and phase brief amendments.
Aid in the evolution and delivery of professional development training for all pilots.
Provide, at a minimum, an annual update briefing for all pilots during ground school.
Education and/or Work Experience Requirements:
Transport Canada Airline Transport Pilot License or Commercial Pilot License, Instrument Rating and valid category 1 medical.
Minimum 2000 hours Pilot-In-Command in fighter aircraft, with minimum 1000 hours PIC multi-role fighter attack aircraft.
Minimum 3 years operational experience within the last 10 years.
Experience with Large Force Employment, Close Air Support, Precision Guided Munitions, Accurate Munitions and Unguided Munitions.
Able to communicate in English; French an asset.
Qualified Fighter Weapons Instructor is an asset.
Have held an operational flying position within the last 2 years.
Experience in operating a Towed Target system is an asset.
Ability to perform all work in support of our Corporate Values of Excellence, Service, Integrity … Together.
Physical Requirements:
Fit to fly as PIC on Alpha Jet
Working Conditions:
Ability to work a flexible schedule
Will be required to work outdoors
Will be required to travel
Occupational Health and Safety:
You will have the following responsibilities in order to comply with the company's Occupational Health and Safety program:
Working in compliance with Occupational Health and Safety acts and regulations
Following safe work practices and procedures and using safeguards and personal protective equipment
Reporting hazards (such as unsafe situations and activities) to their supervisor immediately.
Security Clearance Requirements/ CGP / ITAR:
Position requires Level II clearance with the Canadian Government and the ability to gain access to the Canadian Controlled Goods Program.
By joining [Company], you will find:
A work environment in which service, integrity, excellence and teamwork are highly valued;
Opportunities for development and growth;
Multidisciplinary and multicultural collaboration at a local and global level;
A flexible schedule;
Attractive benefit plan.
Come share your passion with us! Here, you’ll be encouraged, empowered, and challenged to be your best self.
Equal Employment Opportunity
At [Company], all employees are welcome regardless of race, nationality, color, religion, sex, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability or age. The masculine form may be used in this job description solely for ease of reading but refers to men, women and gender diversity.