Gulfstream G280 First Officer; SIC Sheboygan, WI

• Partner with the PIC to plan and conduct flights, including weather and routing analysis, aircraft performance, weight and balance, and fuel planning.
• Conduct thorough preflight inspections and ensure regulatory compliance, adherence to SOPs, and alignment with the Flight Operations Manual.
• Operate and monitor navigation and communication systems; obtain ATC clearances; track aircraft instruments and systems throughout all phases of flight.
• Maintain strong crew coordination and CRM; provide timely feedback to the PIC and crew; actively contribute to a professional, safety-first cockpit culture.
• Participate in the Safety Management System (SMS), including hazard identification, safety reporting, audits, and corrective/preventive actions.
• Ensure the aircraft is clean, stocked, and mission-ready with required manuals, charts, catering, and passenger-specific items onboard.
• Complete all post-flight procedures and documentation accurately and on time.
• Remain vigilant for abnormal situations; take control if the PIC becomes inattentive or incapacitated, in accordance with company procedures.
• Deliver exceptional passenger service, assisting with comfort and safety from boarding to arrival.

• Commercial Pilot Certificate with multi-engine instrument privileges or higher (CPL).
• Current First-class Medical Certificate.
• 500-2,500 hours total time, including at least 100 hours in multi-engine fixed-wing aircraft; turbine experience preferred.
• Solid knowledge of FAA regulations, flight operations procedures, and standard industry practices.
• Proficiency with CRM, flight-management systems, and modern avionics.
• Clear, confident communication; sound judgment; collaborative crew mindset.
• Ability to lift, push, or pull more than 50 lbs when handling baggage and equipment.
• Valid passport and ability to travel for extended periods according to the flight schedule.
• Ability to report to the departure airport within 60 minutes for charter assignments.

• Base:
  Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
• Schedule:
  
  Variable; flexibility required to meet charter demand and trip schedules, including extended travel.
• Safety:
  Strong SMS participation with ongoing audits, corrective action, and preventive measures.
• Service:
  Commitment to a polished, passenger-focused experience on every leg.

If you thrive in a high-standards, team-oriented environment and love bringing precision and hospitality together at altitude, we’d like to hear from you.

Bring your expertise, professionalism, and safety-first mindset to Priester Aviation’s G280 program in Sheboygan.