Bell 212 , Ec P2 As350 Pilots

Position: BELL 212 , EC 135 P2+ & AS350 PILOTS
Pilot‑Rotary Wing | Fort St John, British Columbia, Canada

Job Requirements
Bell 212 Pilot Requirements:

Minimum 3000 hours total time on helicopters.

500 hours on multi‑engine helicopters considered an asset.

100 hours on Bell 212.

Willing to endorse pilots with experience on Bell 204/205/214.

Logging experience is considered an asset.

EC 135 & AS350 B2/B3 Pilot Requirements:

Minimum 2000 hours total time on helicopters.

50 hours on type.

BC approved Mountain Course is required.

Mountain and vertical references are required.

Wildlife experience (surveys, capture, telemetry) is an asset.

AC P is considered an asset.

Tree planting experience is considered an asset.

Training experience is considered an asset.

Class D certification is considered an asset.

BC Hydro certification is considered an asset.

Powerline experience is considered an asset.

Current and valid H2S Alive, Level 1 First Aid is required.

Additional Qualifications & Assets:

Post‑secondary education.

Strong work ethic and ability to work efficiently as part of a team.

Flexible with changing work hours, days, location, and travel.

Maintain a high standard of conduct and respect for clients, visitors, coworkers, and managers.

Job Description
Status:  Permanent and Contract

Location:

Fort St. John, BC

Rotation:  2 weeks on / 2 weeks off

Responsibilities:

Participate in the Safety Management System Program.

Fly single‑engine helicopters to transport passengers and freight in Northern BC.

Be familiar with all flight information, including weather and applicable NOTAMs, and determine fuel and oil requirements.

Ensure all required aircraft maintenance work has been completed.

Complete the VFR Flight Itinerary and Flight Risk Assessment, as applicable.

Complete the aircraft preflight inspection before each departure.

Supervise and carry out the loading and securing of passengers, freight, or external loads.

Complete all post‑flight duties, including filing arrival reports and confirming the whereabouts of the helicopter when operating away from the base, and recording flight times and any defects.

Maintain documents and equipment while on the base.

Liaise with clients to ensure their needs are satisfied.

May perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications / Requirements:

Current Canadian CPL (H) or ATPL (H) and medical certification.

Valid driver’s license and passport.

Personal GPS unit and mandatory flight helmet.

Personal cell phone.

Pre‑employment drug and alcohol testing is required.

Company Commitment
Bailey Helicopters is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible workplace. We encourage applications from individuals of all backgrounds, including those with disabilities, and we strive to accommodate diverse needs throughout the hiring process. If you require accommodations, please contact   , and we will work with you to ensure a fair and supportive application experience.

Interested applicants should forward a cover letter and resume to   . Please refer to the job posting title in your email subject. We thank all applicants for their interest but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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