UH-1 VRLL Fire Pilot - Washington
helicopterOlympia, WA
UH-1 VRLL Fire Pilot - Washington
helicopterOlympia, WA
yesterday
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UH-1 VRLL Fire Pilot – Washington Department of Natural Resources • Olympia, Washington, USA
Position Type: Permanent
Want to join something GREAT and make a difference? Looking for a fast-paced, exciting, and rewarding career in Wildfire? The Wildland Fire Management Division – Aviation Section has an opening for an Aerial Wildland Firefighter Helicopter Pilot. DNR Aviation utilizes 10 modified Bell UH-1H helicopters to aid in fire suppression across the state of Washington. You will be responsible for safely piloting the aircraft at low-altitudes, and in mountainous terrain. The mission profile of our helicopters includes Bambi Bucket, Belly Tank, and internal/external Cargo Delivery. Additionally, you will perform fire reconnaissance, detection, photography and Helitack Crew Insertion/Transport. This position requires a motivated individual that works effectively in a team environment, but also possesses the ability to operate and make split-second decisions independently. You will be required to communicate effectively with aircrew, ground personnel, and other aerial resources in order to accomplish your objective. The ability to multitask is paramount, as you will be monitoring and communicating on multiple radio frequencies both enroute, and while actively engaged in Wildfire Suppression.
Responsibilities:
- Critical decision making
- AutonomyLeadershipEffective communication
- Public Safety and emergency response
- Aircrew/aircraft deployment, safety, and supervision
Job Requirements:
High School Diploma or Equivalent. Basic Computer Skills.1,500 Flight Hours Pilot in Command – Helicopter.250 Flight Hours Helicopter Pilot in Command in Helicopter Turbine Aircraft.200 Flight Hours Helicopter Pilot in Command in a Mountainous area as defined by 14 CFR 95 Subpart B – Designated Mountainous Areas.100 Flight Hours – Helicopter Pilot in Command within the preceding 12 months or as approved by Appointing Authority/USFS/DOI.100 Flight Hours – Helicopter Pilot in Command in Type II/III helicopter (
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JOB OVERVIEW
Experience level
Senior
Location
Olympia, WA
Occupation
Commercial Pilots
Industry
Fire Protection
Posted
yesterday
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