MD520 ALE PIC Maryland

Salary: $62,572.00 $149,391.00 Annually

Location: College Park, MD

Job Type: Probationary FTOpening Date: 05/26/2023

Closing Date: 6/9/2023 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time (US & Canada)

What You'll Do: Conducts all activities required by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) for a commercial rating as pilot-in-command of rotorcraft-helicopter. Conducts all activities as a member of the Prince George's County Police Aviation Section, and complies with all Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), which may be more restrictive than FAA Regulations. Conducts appropriate pre-flight, flight, and post-flight operations, which requires the ability to make mature, stand-alone, go/no-go, launch decisions. Decisions are based in part on: weather, Temporary Flight Restrictions (TFR), Notices to Airmen (NOTAM), aircraft status and maintenance, health, and legal requirements. Cancels and/or terminates flight when airworthiness of aircraft is in question. Pilots or co-pilots helicopter in all seasons, times of day, and weather conditions, in accordance with applicable laws and safety regulations. Evaluates current and forecasted weather conditions prior to and during flights as well as other information relating to the safe conduction of flights. Searches for pertinent weather data, then demonstrates the ability to use that information to avoid hazardous flight conditions. Performs pre-flight and post-flight inspection of rotorcraft-helicopter and assists in other inspections as needed. Conducts preflight planning and briefings for passengers and crewmembers prior to each mission. Operates the aircraft in a manner that complies with FAA regulations, manufacturer's recommendations, departmental guidelines, and accepted aeronautical procedures. Communicates by radio with air traffic controllers and airport control towers in a manner consistent with FAA regulations. Maintains records of activities, flight logs and records maintenance issues. Reports all maintenance discrepancies to the contract maintenance technician. Ensures that the aircraft is properly handled and stored while on the ground. May perform routine maintenance functions, such as adding oil, changing light bulbs and other maintenance as allowed. Reviews information related to aeronautical sciences, safety, and regulations. Maintains knowledge of current FAA regulations that pertain to missions and conditions encountered, or which may reasonably be expected to be encountered. Continually works toward the professional development of airborne law enforcement skills and knowledge. Communicates effectively with members of the unit, public service personnel, superiors, and citizens. Completes written reports and assignments clearly, concisely, and in a timely manner. Performs public relations duties by speaking at schools, neighborhoods, and other interested groups. Attends seminars and classroom training to further develop and maintain skills in airborne law enforcement. Performs tasks and duties which may not be specifically listed in the position description but are within the general operational category and responsibility level typically associated with the employee's class of work.

What You'll Need: High School Diploma or G.E.D., plus: A valid FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate with Rotorcraft-Helicopter rating, with no past record of violations or suspensions; A current FAA Medical Certificate-Second Class; A minimum of 2000 flight hours as a pilot-in-command, rotorcraft-helicopter; A minimum of 1500 flight hours as pilot-in-command, turbine rotorcraft-helicopter, and A minimum of 500 flight hours as a pilot-in-command night unaided and/or night aided flight time. In addition to completing a Prince George's County employment application, the applicant MUST provide specific information relative to each of the areas referenced in the "

Minimum Qualifications: " statement shown above. The information provided will be used to examine applicant's qualifications for interviewing for this position. Also, applicant must submit required certificates with the application.

Preferred Qualifications: Graduation from an institution of higher learning with Associate's or Bachelor's degree.1000 flight hours as pilot-in-command in the Washington DC SFRA/FRZ, (14 CFR part 93).1000 flight hours in MD520N rotorcraft as a pilot in command. Seven (7) years Airborne law enforcement experience as a sworn Public Safety officer. Operational experience in the National Capital Region Command Center (NCRCC).

Conditions of Employment: Attends and successfully completes Aircraft manufacturer's annual refresher course as required by Aviation Section guidelines. Maintains certification to perform duties of a Commercial Rotorcraft Pilot with current Class II Medical Certificate. Maintains the required physical, mental, and emotional standards as mandated by the FAA to perform the duties of a pilot-in-command of an aircraft. Maintains commercial pilot currency as mandated by the FAA to perform the duties of pilot-in-command of an aircraft.

Valid State-Issued Driver's License: Must successfully pass a background investigation conducted by the Prince George's County Office of Human Resources Management, Background and Compliance Division. Must be able to work rotating shifts including evenings, weekends, and holidays. Must be a commercially rated rotorcraft-helicopter pilot. Must complete cockpit dunker and water survival training. As an essential employee will be required to work during emergency situations, including inclement weather, natural and man-made disasters, etc., and conform/perform according to essential public safety employee policy/procedure. Duration of Eligibility: Candidates will be selected from a temporary register of eligible candidates, which will become effective approximately four (4)