H-135 HAA SPIFR If your passion is flying and you want to work in an environment where every second counts - contact us today! At [redacted]., safety is much more than a buzzword or just a regulatory compliance standard. We are absolutely committed to safety as a core value and proud to be a leader in the industry with proven, pro-active accident/incident prevention principles: Hands-on training in aircraft and simulator yearly No second guessing weather decisions 100% NVG XM Satellite Weather system Satellite tracking of flights HTAWS GPS Integrated satellite telephone technology Responsibilities All aircraft are operated single pilot in a highly dynamic environment during both day and night operations. Pilots work with a team of medical experts who are extensively trained to operate as productive crew members in the flight setting. Candidates should assess their ability to operate an advanced aircraft in a single pilot environment before applying Our pilots are scheduled seven consecutive days on and seven consecutive days off. The shifts are 12-hours per day alternating with seven day shifts, seven days off, followed by seven night shifts. Qualifications Minimum Qualifications: Current FAA Commercial Certificate with Rotorcraft Helicopter Instrument Rating Current FAA Class II Medical Certificate 2,000 total Flight Hours 1,500 Total Helicopter Hours 1,000 total Helicopter PIC Hours 1,000 total Turbine Hours 200 Helicopter Night Flight Hours (Aided and/or Unaided) 200 Total Instrument Time (actual/hood/sim) 50 hrs actual WX