Siddons Martin Emergency Group Benefits

Employee-owned company!

Company Sponsored Benefits:
Medical (PPO & HSA), Dental, Vision, STD

Company Paid Benefits:
Basic Life, Basic AD&D, Cancer, LTD, Teladoc
401K with Employer Match
Employee Stock Ownership Plan
Paid Holidays & Paid Time Off
Maternity/Paternity Leave
Paid Training & Safety Equipment
Relocation Benefits
Verizon Wireless Company Discount

Summary

The Corporate Pilot will support the safe and efficient operation of the company’s Gulfstream G150 aircraft, providing the highest level of safety and service for all passengers. This role involves assisting with both flight operations and administrative tasks, including flight planning, regulatory compliance, and aircraft maintenance oversight. The Pilot will fly approximately 250 hours per year, with an average of 2-3 overnight stays per month.

Duties and Responsibilities

Flight Operations:

Assist in piloting the company’s G150 aircraft, transporting executives and other personnel as needed.
Conduct thorough pre-flight inspections to ensure the aircraft is airworthy and in optimal condition before each flight.
Assist with flight planning, including route calculations, fuel management, and determining alternate airport options.
Operate the aircraft in strict adherence to Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations, company policies, and industry standards.
Continuously monitor weather conditions and modify flight plans as needed to ensure passenger safety.
Maintain communication with air traffic control (ATC) and ground services throughout all phases of flight.

Safety and Compliance:

Prioritize safety in all flight operations and ensure compliance with all relevant FAA regulations and company protocols.
Conduct emergency procedures and safety briefings for passengers when required.
Stay current on regulatory changes, including FAA regulations, airspace procedures, and other relevant aviation safety protocols.
Ensure all flight documentation, including flight logs and maintenance records, are completed accurately and in a timely manner.

Customer Service:

Deliver exceptional customer service to passengers, ensuring a comfortable, professional, and safe experience.
Adapt to changing schedules, flight plans, and passenger needs with a high degree of flexibility.
Maintain a professional demeanor and the highest level of discretion at all times. Due to the nature of the role, the Co-Pilot may become aware of confidential business discussions, strategic decisions, or sensitive company information during flights. It is expected that all such information will be treated with strict confidentiality, and no details will be disclosed to any unauthorized parties, both during and outside of work.

Administrative Duties:

Assist in managing flight schedules and coordinating ground transportation and related logistics.
Track flight hours and ensure compliance with FAA reporting requirements.

Maintain and update personal certifications, training records, and any documentation related to the aircraft's maintenance and compliance

Qualifications

Qualifications:

Must reside in Houston or Conroe, TX.
Multi-engine instrument rating and commercial pilot certificate required.
Must be able to obtain and maintain a First-Class FAA medical certificate.
Must maintain all required pilot licenses, ratings, and certifications, including compliance with FAA regulations.
Responsible for maintaining up-to-date medical clearances and adhering to all health requirements for flight operations.

Education and Experience Requirements:

G150 type rating preferred.
Minimum of 3,000 hours total flight time.
1,500 hours multi-engine time.
500 hours of jet time.
100 hours of G150 flight experience preferred.

Physical Demands:

Availability: Must be able to work a flexible schedule, including nights, weekends, and holidays, based on company needs.
Ability to lift and carry: Must be able to lift up to 50 pounds to handle luggage, equipment, or other items related to flight preparation and safety procedures.
Climbing and bending: Must be able to climb ladders, bend, or crouch to conduct pre-flight inspections, including accessing various parts of the aircraft during walk-arounds.
Manual dexterity: Must have the ability to operate aircraft controls and instruments with precision and efficiency during all phases of flight.
Extended periods of sitting: Must be able to sit for extended durations in the cockpit during flights, sometimes in confined spaces.
Vision and hearing requirements: Must have excellent vision (corrected if necessary) for reading instruments, charts, and in-flight displays. Must meet hearing requirements necessary for clear communication with air traffic control (ATC) and crew members.
Reaction time and coordination: Must possess quick reflexes and hand-eye coordination for managing flight controls and responding to any unexpected events.
Physical stamina: Must be able to handle the demands of overnight stays, irregular hours, and changing flight schedules, as well as the potential for long flight durations.