We are seeking a PILATUS PC-12 Contract Simulator Instructor to fill an open Contract Ground/Simulator Instructor position. Contract Instructors are paid $250 per day (an average day is 7 to 8 hours). Responsibilities: - Perform the duties of a Ground & Simulator Instructor in accordance with FAA training authorizations and RTC Training Course Outline. - Communicate clearly and accurately while providing thorough and current quality training. - Ensures that course standards, training requirements and objectives are met by all assigned students/clients in accordance with the applicable Training Course Outline. - Ensures that all client training records are updated continuously throughout each training session. - Assist the Training Center Manager in the development and maintenance of the company’s training devices and course-ware. - Operating as a TEAM with fellow instructors. - Report discrepancies or any regulatory concerns in accordance with RTC’s discrepancy reporting procedures and notifies the Training Center Manager as required. - Completes required standardization training, attends all required RTC meetings, and attends FAA re-qualification as required. - Continuously maintain currency on certifications and new technologies as required including annual Transportation Security Administration online training. Qualifications: - Must have a minimum of 100 hours Pilatus PC-12 experience. - Must be able to work evenings. - Must be 18 years of age. - Must be able to work weekends and on occasion into the second shift. - Must possess superior listening and communication skills. - Must be able to read, write, speak and understand the English language. - Previous flight instruction experience preferred in an FAA part 61, 141, or 142 environment but not required. Education / FAA License: - Must hold a Commercial Pilot Certificate or ATP with Instrument Rating and Multi-Engine Rating. - Prefer Current FAA Flight/Ground instructor certificate with instrument privileges or a current state teaching certificate or its equivalent.