Survey Pilot

About the Role

The Airborne Survey Pilot is responsible for both aircraft positioning and flying the Company aircraft on low-level Geophysical Survey operations. All activities are undertaken in accordance with project, safety and procedural requirements whilst taking an active role in promoting the safe and economical functioning of projects. The role requires ongoing in-field rotations of varying duration, located both in Australia and internationally.

Key Responsibilities

• Takes all reasonable steps to maintain familiarity with all relevant aviation regulations, notices, circulars, procedures and the contents of the Flight Operations Manual.
• Is responsible for the safe operation of the aeroplane, safety of its occupants and property carried during flight time.
• Ensures that all standard operating procedures and checklists are complied with in accordance with the Flight Operations Manual and Aviation Authority Regulations.
• Contributes to Project Safety Plans and Risk Assessments.
• Advises other pilots and junior members of staff as needed on operational and safety matters.
• Undertakes training type duties in accordance with company and/or Aviation Authority approval.
• Maintains a high standard of discipline, conduct and appearance as a representative of Xcalibur Aviation (Australia) Pty Ltd.

About You

• Hold and maintain a valid Commercial Pilot Licence for the aircraft type and registration being operated.
• Minimum 1,500 hours total flight time.
• Minimum 2 years geophysical survey experience; minimum 5 years aviation experience.
• Good navigational skills and demonstrated flight planning abilities.
• Declared medically fit to fly by a Designated Aviation Medical Examiner.
• Teamwork capability with intercultural awareness.