A&P + Patrol Pilot (Career Transition Program)
american patrolsMidland (TX)
A&P + Patrol Pilot (Career Transition Program)
Posted 3 days ago
american patrolsMidland (TX)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Multi-Talented Aircraft Maintenance and PilotWe are looking for a multi-talented addition to our fast-growing team! Must enjoy working on airplanes and low-level, VFR flying, have at least 400 hours of total flight time, and immediate availability. We are carving out a special opportunity via a Career Transition Program. In this program, the expectation is to perform maintenance ~50% of the time and fly ~50% of the time. Expected commitment is 18 months...we will get to your ATP total time minimum by the end.
Requirements:
A&P license, minimum of 400 hours total time, commercial single-engine land, instrument rating, previous commercial pilot experience preferred, CFI highly preferred. Comfortable in high winds and small runways. Safety-oriented attitude, impeccable stick and rudder skills, high level of situational awareness. Some traveling required. Eighteen month contract required, with completion bonus. We are looking for unwavering commitment. We will help you get the hours you need to progress to the next step in your career. You have to be committed mentally for the 18 months. The rest of our team is counting on you. This is a salaried position, with employer covering 50% of health insurance premiums. American Patrols, Inc. is looking to hire exceptional and dedicated personnel. A career with us offers you a challenging and rewarding adventure. You will help maintain our growing fleet of Cessna 172s at our home base in Midland, TX. Additionally, you'll be able to build your flight time and your skills while patrolling the growing oil fields of West Texas and Southeast New Mexico in a Cessna 172. Affordable housing is available via corporate apartment. Will have own room.
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