Description
With over 18,500 employees and operations in over 29 countries, Brunswick is the world leader in recreational marine vessels and propulsion. Recently named to Forbes list of Best Employers for Diversity, we take equality and work/life balance seriously. With our 16 boat brands, various P&A brands, and world leading propulsion brands, we aim to make the boating experience frictionless for our valued customers.
Reporting to Director of Aviation, the Aircraft Captain will help support the aviation group. This role is based on site at The Waukegan National Airport. The Aircraft Captain is responsible for the safe conduct of flights to which they are assigned. The primary responsibility will include safely transporting Brunswick employees and clients to and from specific destinations. Will be assigned additional duties related to the general activities of the Aviation Group as needed.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Maintains proficiency as an Aircraft Captain.
Safely and efficiently operates company aircraft in accordance with all Manufacturer, Federal, State and Local requirements and Company established policies and procedures.
Maintain focus on Operational Excellence and Airmanship at all times per Brunswick Corporate Flight Operations Vision Statement.
Maintain International knowledge and readiness to be an effective crewmember on all international trips.
QUALIFICATIONS
Hold a current Airline Transport Certificate with appropriate ratings.
Hold a First-Class medical certificate.
5 years of experience in the field or 2 years of college in Business Administration or Technical Training or equivalent.
A minimum of 5,000 hours of flying experience including a minimum of 1,500 hours of PIC jet.
Highly developed people skills and the ability to handle confidential information professionally.
Falcon type rating and experience preferred.
International experience preferred.
The ideal candidate will possess an eagerness to learn the business side of aviation and desire to advance within the Aviation Group.