Corporate Aviation Captain - Houston

What you’ll do: Promote Occidental’s safety-first culture while delivering an exceptional passenger experience. Operate in full compliance with applicable Federal Aviation Regulations (14 CFR), the AFM, Certificate of Airworthiness, company policies, SOPs, and accepted aviation practices. Plan assigned flights: review schedules, itineraries, passenger/cargo needs, and any special requirements. Analyze current and forecast weather for departure, alternates, route, destination, and arrival alternate; determine fuel requirements and file flight plans. Coordinate catering/commissary with the Flight Technician when applicable; verify aircraft status with Maintenance. Calculate weight and balance for departure and landing within AFM limits. Ensure required equipment, documents, publications, and databases are onboard and current; arrange required security. Conduct thorough interior and exterior preflight inspections; lead preflight and post-flight crew briefings. Maintain current, in-depth knowledge of aircraft systems/performance, regulations, operating and navigation procedures, NOTAMs, and company policies. Keep pilot certificates, SIC qualifications, and the FAA First Class Medical current; complete all recurrent training as required. Coordinate aircraft servicing at intermediate stops with the Flight Technician or Cabin Safety Attendant. Protect sensitive company information; represent Occidental with a professional appearance and positive attitude. Contribute to department initiatives and projects; set annual S.M.A.R.T. and development goals through Occidental’s Performance Management System. Actively participate in the Flights department’s SMS; remain fully compliant with regulatory and OXY training programs. Complete work with minimal supervision and collaborate effectively in an inclusive team environment. Minimum flight experience Total time: 3,000 hours Pilot in Command (PIC): 500 hours Multiengine PIC: 500 hours What you’ll bring At least five years of aviation flight-operations experience. Valid ATP (Unrestricted or Restricted) with an EMB-170 type rating. Current FAA First Class Medical Certificate (provided prior to onboarding). English language proficiency. Restricted FCC Radiotelephone Operator Permit. Valid automobile driver’s license and an unrestricted passport. Residence in, or willingness to relocate to, Houston, Texas. Bachelor’s degree preferred (or equivalent experience). Preferred experience Operational experience under FAA 14 CFR Part 125. At least three years of corporate aviation experience. Certifications & documents ATP (Unrestricted or Restricted) with EMB-170 type rating. Current FAA First Class Medical. Restricted FCC Radiotelephone Operator Permit. Valid driver’s license and unrestricted passport.