Standardization Instructor CH

Overview

The Standardization Instructor provides instruction, evaluation and examination on ground and operational training flights to develop and upgrade skills of the unit Non-rated Crew members.

• Conducts student training in one or more courses of instruction involving any and all aspects of helicopter repair and proper operation of assigned special tools and equipment
• Serves as subject matter expert in the theory of helicopter systems operation
• Demonstrates an in-depth knowledge and a technical proficiency in systems operation
• Exercises responsibility to participate in and/or recommend the development, redesign, technical accuracy, and quality control of Program of Instruction (POI), course curriculum and training devices associated with system instruction
• Administers, grades and critiques written and performance examinations, and practice exercises and examinations; evaluates student progress, conducts official counseling and remedial instruction as required
• Willing to conduct training in a field environment
• Applies a combination of instructional methods and techniques including conference/lecture, demonstration, practical exercise, seminar, programmed instruction, and computer assisted operational training
• Employs training aids and equipment, television, film and document image projectors, and audio players/records and tapes to present instructional material
• Prepares for classes by reviewing lesson plans, instructor guides, course materials, references and training aids
• Contributes to the development and redesign of programs of instruction, including updating and modifying training objectives, actions, conditions, and standards
• May participate as a member of a standardization committee
• Conducts cross training of other instructors as required
• Recommends course content changes and participates in the development of different approaches or methods as needed
• Assists in arranging and writing lesson plans and related course material such as handouts, instructor guides, written exercises, written examinations, and associated outlines, programmed texts, and audio/visual materials
• Selects and synthesizes relevant, applicable aspects of directives, regulations, manuals, industry publications, and related references for tests, guides, handouts, exercises, aids, and examinations
• Performs other duties as assigned

Position

Qualifications:

Education:

• High School Diploma or GED required; college degree is a plus
• CH-47 Flight Instructor / Standardization Course (NRCM)
• The Army Instructor Training Course – TAITC is a plus

Experience / Requirements:

• Flight or Standardization Instructor Experience in a CH-47F within the last 3 years
• Must have the ability to obtain and maintain a FAA Class II Flight Physical
• Must be willing to travel up to 30-50%
• Must have Flight Records on hand
• Instructor/Writer/Developer experience is a plus