Requirements: Valid FAA ATP Certification 3000 hours total time, 1500 hrs PIC Must be authorized to work in the United States Current on the G200 (preferred) Part 135 experience (preferred) Working Conditions: *** NO RELOCATION REQUIRED *** Flight crew works 14 days on, 12 days off. Aircraft are flown under Part 91 and Part 135. Flight crew members are able to accumulate their own loyalty points/miles. [redacted] embodies a safety driven culture that features ISBAO Stage I, Safety Management System (SMS) and maintains the ARGUS Gold Safety Rating. Flight crew members are subject to participation in a Drug and Alcohol Misuse Prevention Program. Job Description: The Captain is responsible for the safety of the crew members, any baggage or cargo, and the aircraft. Responsibilities include pre- and post-flight inspections, flight preparation and planning, passenger briefing, and record keeping. The Captain trains and assists the First Officers to become more proficient, and delegates duties as appropriate Maintains Check Pilot authorizations, nominees, and FAA required training and observations Establishes staffing requirements in coordination with Director of Operations Establishes Standard Operating Procedures Ensures Pilots revision status for all required manuals and navigational charts are current Monitors manual revision compliance using electronic distribution system Along with the company Training Manager will liaison with Training providers to ensure proper training and performance standards are met. Must be highly knowledgeable of the Operations Manual, FAA Regulations, Operations Specifications, flight manuals, etc., and other instructions pertinent to his duties. He is authorized to exercise Operational Control under 14 CFR Part 135.77 in the absence of the Director of Operations. Chief Pilot may delegate duties but remains responsible for any authority delegated.