HEMS Commander

Description

Air Personnel are delighted to be supporting their client with the role of HEMS Commander

As HEMS Commander, you'll have the opportunity to contribute directly to life–saving missions as part of a multi–pilot operation flying AW169 helicopters across Kent, Surrey and Sussex, day and night.

This is far more than a flying role, it's a chance to make a real difference. You will be at the heart of life–saving missions for a charity known for it's cutting edge approach to Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS). Flying in this fast paced and challenging environment offers not only professional development but also unmatched job satisfaction. If you're passionate, adaptable, and eager to contribute to a life–saving operation, this role is for you.

We're looking for flexible and committed individuals who are enthusiastic about delivering world class emergency services!

About the Charity:

Air Ambulance Charity Kent Surrey Sussex (KSS) is a world leader in Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS), delivering critical care with innovation and expertise. Operating 24/7, 365 days a year, it costs 15.2M annually to keep this vital service running, with 86% of the funding raised through the incredible generosity of KSS's supporters.

KSS serves a population of 4.8M people, plus a transient population of 90M people, KSS have been tasked with over 38,000 incidents over the last 30 years. Their fleet of helicopters and Rapid Response Vehicles ensures that specialist doctors and paramedics can reach patients quickly, providing life–saving care in crucial moments before they reach the hospital.

By joining our client in support of KSS, you'll become part of a dedicated, passionate team working to save lives across Kent, Surrey and Sussex.

Skills, Qualifications and Experience required:

Provide safe, compliant and efficient flight operations in support of HEMS operations Conduct Company duties with diligence and professionalism, and operate in accordance with the Company operations manual and other regulatory requirements Be responsible for actively engaging with the Company safety reporting scheme, taking a pro–active stance on risk management, reporting all reportable occurrences, and reporting any other events which may contribute towards continual improvement in safety Display kindness and professionalism whilst acting as a representative of the Company and actively engage with our charity partners and other industry stakeholders All candidates will be required to hold a UK CAA CPL(H) with ATPL theory exams, or a UK CAA ATPL(H). An instrument rating revalidated within the previous 6 years is required for all roles

Essential

Current UK CAA Part–FCL ATPL (H) or CPL(H) with Class 1 Medical privileges and valid Instrument Rating MP type rating or evidence of UK CAA Part–FCL ATPL theoretical credits Minimum 1000 hours as pilot–in–command of aircraft, of which 500 hours is as PIC on helicopters Minimum 500 hours operating experience in twin turbine helicopters, gained in an environment similar to the intended operation Experience working on a rostered basis including working night shifts Level 6 English Language Proficiency (as shown on your licence) EU/UK Driving Licence Right to live and work in the UK

Advantageous

2000 hours total flight time AW169 type rating NVG experience

In addition to a Competitive Salary, we will offer you:

Competitive Group Pension Scheme Comprehensive Life Assurance Comprehensive Income Protection Comprehensive Travel Insurance Comprehensive Private Healthcare (after successful passing of probation) 2 Paid Volunteering Days each calendar year (subject to line manager approval) Investment in Training, Qualifications and Professional Development Please call Michelle or apply with your CV for further details

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