[redacted] group is seeking a Part 141 Chief Flight Instructor. This person is responsible for serving as the Instructor of Record for all Part 141 Operations and acts as the primary liaison between the flight school and the associated university program flight training courses. The Chief Flight Instructor ensures compliance with applicable parts of the Code of Federal Regulations concerning flight operations and training, and compliance with applicable parts of the Code of Federal Regulations concerning the training of domestic and international students. Additionally, the Chief Flight Instructor is the primary contact between the student and the university in all matters related to flight training. Primary Responsibilities Ensures a culture of safety through adherence to the Safety Management System Works in collaboration with the Director of the Part 141 University Aviation Program to maintain a successful Professional Aviation Flight program; Assigns and tracks student / instructor pairings; Ensures student / instructor compliance with applicable Parts of the Code of Federal Regulations, and the university’s FAA approved 14 CFR Part 141 Training Course Outlines, Course Syllabi, Airport List, and Safety Procedures; Certifies training records including Stage Checks and End of Course Exams; Certifies Title 14 CFR Part 141 Course Graduation Certificates; Conducts Stage Checks, ensures adequate numbers of qualified Check Instructors are available to perform required evaluations; Provides individual flight, ground, and simulator training as required Assigns and reports course grades; Maintains written instructional standards and informs students in writing of instructional standards; Posts and maintains office hours at the airport and university campus; Participates in the assessment of student learning outcomes; Establishes, maintains, and submits accurate student and instructional records in a timely manner; Stays up-to-date on regulatory and procedural changes in the flight training environment; Reviews and updates all aspects of the flight training program as approved by, and in coordination with, the Director of the Part 141 University Aviation Program; Participates in Training Course Outline development and changes Implements changes as necessary to maintain a successful Professional Flight Instruction program; Conducts initial proficiency check of each instructor to be used in a course of instruction; Conducts annual recurrent instructor proficiency checks in accordance to FARs; Supervises flight training activities, assistant chief instructor, and flight instructors; monitors flight instructor performance, ensures flight training standardization, and makes recommendations; Ensures compliance with applicable parts of Title 14 Code of Regulations; Maintains a cooperative and communicative relationship with FAA, industry, community, and university representatives; Ensures compliance with initial and recurrent instructor training requirements; Ensures domestic and international students training is conducted in accordance with current TSA requirements; Serves as the university TSA / Alien Flight School Provider Administrator; Monitors flight training aircraft and coordinates with the maintenance staff to ensure safe and efficient operation of the flight training program; Teaches assigned Professional Flight and Ground School related courses. Additional teaching responsibilities will be based upon the strengths of the individual selected but may include one or more of the following areas: Aviation Safety, Aviation Law, Airport Management, Air Traffic Control, UAS/Airline/Corporate Operations, Human Factors, 14 CFR Part 141 Pilot Ground Schools, Advanced Aircraft Systems, Aerodynamics, and other courses as appropriate. Facilitates instruction using alternative delivery methods as needed; Applies and maintains standards of quality operating methods, processes, systems, and procedures; Integrates knowledge of industry trends and professional training to continuously improve program quality; Develops training materials as necessary to effectively implement the training mission; Participates in university student recruiting and industry / military liaison initiatives Participates in AABI accreditation initiatives Performs other related duties as assigned. GENERAL EXPECTATIONS: The Chief Flight Instructor is expected to accomplish assigned duties in an efficient, effective and competent manner and to strive for improvement and excellence in all work performed. Additionally, the Chief must understand the comprehensive role of the university and cooperate and work harmoniously with students, faculty and staff, and the public. REQUIREMENTS: Meets all the requirements of FAR PART 141.35 to be Chief Instructor Bachelor’s Degree COMPENSATION: Negotiable