A Career at Rheem: Where Comfort Is Your Calling At Rheem, we’re dedicated to bringing comfort to people’s lives. And, as a leading global manufacturer of heating, cooling and water heating equipment, we’re innovating all-new ways to deliver just the right temperature while saving energy, water and supporting a more sustainable future. It’s an exciting challenge that requires a team of talented, passionate people with a diverse set of skills. From engineers to accountants, sales professionals to support experts, Rheem depends on people to power our innovations. Join Rheem, and help shape the future of products that impact people’s lives—every day. Qualifications Line Captain Location: Atlanta, GA Line Captain [redacted]\'s rapid growth has created exciting employment opportunities within our new Aviation department. Company Aircraft is a Dassault Falcon 2000XLS. The Line Captain will be a properly certificated pilot, who, when assigned as Captain of a trip and prepared to act as and carry out all aspects of Pilot in command. The Captain is responsible for the safe conduct of the flight. The Captain will be in complete control of the aircraft and all crewmembers and will have final authority in deciding whether a flight may be safely dispatched. The Captain will report to the Chief Pilot/Director of Flight Operations. The following are the functions and responsibilities of a line Captain: Acts as PIC of company aircraft when assigned. Captain has full responsibility of all aspects of a trip and the assigned crew. Ensures the requirements established by the FAA and RHEEM Aviation regarding all aspects of a flight are satisfactorily met. Ensures the aircraft is airworthy. Ensures the pre-flight and post-flight walk-arounds have been accomplished and all aircraft discrepancies have been satisfactorily corrected and recorded prior to commencing a flight. Ensures all necessary equipment is aboard prior to commencing a flight. Supervises any maintenance performed on an aircraft away from home base. Reports to the Chief Pilot/Director of Flight Operations concerning any anomalies encountered during a trip. Ensures aircraft discrepancies encountered in flight are recorded for maintenance corrective action. Maintains a high degree of proficiency in the assigned aircraft through recurrent FAR 61.58 training and PIC Proficiency Checks. Available for duty according to a prescribed schedule or as required. Performs all specific duties assigned by the Chief Pilot/Director of Flight Operations. Responsible for operational control of the trip and reporting any changes to the Director of Flight Operations as soon possible. Completes all required paper work including but not limited to flight logs, maintenance logs, and general declarations. Notifies Director of Flight Operations of any incident or accident involving the operation of the company airplane. Pilot-in-Command Qualifications To serve as PIC on company aircraft, all pilots must: Hold a valid Airline Pilot Certificate with an appropriate type rating for the company aircraft assigned to fly. Hold an FCC Restricted Radiotelephone Operator Permit. Have a minimum of 4,000 hours of flight time of which 1,000 hours will be in multi-engine jet aircraft. Have a minimum of 1,500 hours as pilot-in-command. Meet the requirements of applicable CFR’s to act as pilot in command. Have met the training requirements outlined in Rheem Flight Operations Manual. Have no major violations recorded with the FAA. Demonstrate to the Director of Flight Operations the following regarding the type of aircraft to be flown: Familiarity with the aircraft and its systems, familiarity with emergency and abnormal procedures for the aircraft, and the ability to maneuver the aircraft with one engine at idle thrust. Demonstrate to the Director of Flight Operations the ability to fly any route solely by reference to instruments under actual or simulated conditions. Be thoroughly familiar with and adhere to the RHEEM Aviation Flight Operations Manual Rheem is an Equal Opportunity Employer