KING AIR B200 GARMIN 600 CAPTAIN Posted 7 March 2019 in Fixed Wing, Australia, CPL, ATPL King Air B200 Garmin 600 Captain Competitive remuneration + salary packaging Excellent standard of training provided No planned late-night duties Bankstown Airport base [redacted] is an aeromedical charity whose mission is to save lives, speed recovery and serve the community. Established in 1986, [redacted] provides the highest standard of pre-hospital critical care to our patients. [redacted]’s medical teams use helicopters, turbo-props, jet aircraft and patient transport vehicles to reach patients as quickly as possible. Our critical care doctors, paramedics and nurses are specially trained in pre-hospital and transport medicine. They care for severely injured people who need emergency treatment at the scene of an accident. They also look after seriously ill people who need to be moved between hospitals or specialist care. [redacted] cares for over 7,000 patients every year. [redacted] provides a Patient Transport Service (PTS) coordinated by NSW Health. We operate three dedicated air ambulances from bases at Bankstown Airport in Sydney and Williamtown Airport in Newcastle to transport patients needing specialist care in the state’s northern and north-western regional areas, to and from major hospitals in Sydney and Newcastle. [redacted] also operates a fleet of specially equipped patient transport vehicles staffed by a driver and a specialist nurse to move patients between hospitals and our aircraft. Additional vehicles and crews are also located in Port Macquarie, Coffs Harbour, Tamworth and Armidale to support those major centres and surrounding communities. The role We currently have an excellent opportunity for a B200 Garmin 600 captain at our Bankstown base. You will have the opportunity to work with a team of committed professionals, be part of a leading aeromedical organisation and enjoy a roster that provides work / life balance. Key responsibilities include: conducting all flight operations to the highest industry standards; actively participating in the processes used by [redacted] to organise and manage effective flight operations; maintaining a high level of systems knowledge on the aircraft operated; participating actively in the company safety program; and participating actively in the company ground training programs. About you To be successful in this role you will possess the following: CPL (A) – held for minimum 5 years Class 1 Civil Aviation Medical Certificate 2,000 hours Pilot In Command 200 hours Pilot In Command on turbine engine aircraft 500 hours Pilot in Command on multi-engine aircraft 100 hours Pilot in Command at night Command Instrument Rating for multi-engine aircraft Minimum three CIRR on Multi Engine aircraft Dangerous Goods Training Certificate Basic Microsoft Office computer skills Australian resident status The following will also be highly regarded: ATPL (A) B200 and / or Garmin 600 cockpit experience Aeromedical retrieval experience Command Endorsement on the assigned aircraft type 1,500 hours Pilot In Command on turbine engine aircraft Reside within one hour of the base airport