British International Helicopters Services Ltd operate AW189, S61 and AS365 N2 type helicopters from a number of different international sites, predominantly supporting the UK Ministry of Defence with training, passenger and equipment transfers and Search and Rescue (SAR).

Due to the continued growth of the business, we are looking to recruit an additional S61 TRI / TRE to join our highly skilled team operating at Mount Pleasant, Falkland Islands.

Job Title:                            S61 TRI / TRE

Location:                            Mount Pleasant Complex (MPC), Falkland Islands

Reporting Line:                Manager Crew Training (MCT)

 As S61 TRI / TRE you are responsible to the MCT for the conduct of training and testing in accordance with OM Part D.

 Duties & Responsibilities include but are not limited to:

• The maintenance of the highest standards of safety during all stages of flight.
• Carry out Line Training for new pilots and commanders.
• Line/Area Training and Competency Checks.
• Emergency and Survival Procedures training and checking, including Emergency and Safety Equipment (ESE), Emergency Exit Jettison (EEJ), Security Training and Annual First Aid Training.
• Completion of Standards Report form as required by Head of Training or when they feel there is a need for it.
• Any Role Training and Checking as authorised by the Head of Training (e.g. Initial Helideck/Military Deck landing qualifications, HHO and HESLO).
• Maintaining a working knowledge of the CRM core elements and actively role modelling CRM best practice.
• Evaluation and assessment of CRM skills.
• Conversion training and license skill tests as published in the company Approved Training Organization Manual.
• Maintaining personal licenses and ratings current, including medical certificate, in order to conduct assigned duties. In particular for ensuring that any approvals granted by the UK CAA and other NAA’s are valid before conducting any examining which require the exercise of that approval.
• Conducting license and operator proficiency checks, as described in Section 3, to the required standards in accordance with EASA and CAA/MAA requirements as directed by the Head of Training. Such examing may only be conducted whilst exercising the privileges granted by the Authority.
• In the light of experience from flight examining, making proposals for improving efficiencies in training.
• Any Role Training and Checking as authorized by the MCT (i.e. HHO and HESLO).
• Updating training and examining records promptly on completion of examining, ensuring that they are stored or forwarded in accordance with the Company and Authority procedures.
• Additional Type Rating responsibilities for Type Rating Examiners are published in the BIH Approved Training Organization Manual.