Co-Pilot - Vertol 107

8w1 month ago

Columbia Helicopters

US · Full-time · $75,000 – $105,000

About this role

For over 65 years, Columbia Helicopters has been a trusted provider of heavy-lift helicopter services. The company creates new aircraft, operates heavy-lift helicopters worldwide, and delivers maintenance support for mission-critical operations. The Co-Pilot serves as second-in-command on the Columbia Model 107-II Vertol helicopter.

The Co-Pilot performs as second-in-command for logging, construction, firefighting, and passenger operations. Duties include operating the aircraft safely in accordance with Federal Aviation Regulations, Rotorcraft Flight Manuals, and company policies while maintaining communications with crew and maintenance personnel.

Columbia Helicopters fosters a collaborative environment built on trust and shared commitment to meaningful work. Employees work alongside talented teammates who support one another in completing demanding flight operations across remote domestic and international locations.

The company invests in its people through training, development opportunities, and internal mobility. Columbia encourages continuous learning and long-term career growth while empowering employees to make an impact and help shape the future of the organization.

Requirements

High School Diploma or equivalent
US Commercial Pilot License or higher with Rotorcraft-Helicopter class rating
FAA Medical – Second Class or higher
Minimum of 1500 PIC hours required
Instrument rating required
Long line experience preferred
Ability to travel and work overseas or domestically in remote places
Understands maneuvers, procedures, and emergency operations appropriate to the aircraft

Responsibilities

Performs as second-in-command for logging, construction, firefighting, and passenger operations
Operates the aircraft in a safe and efficient manner in accordance with Federal Aviation Regulations, Rotorcraft Flight Manuals, and company policies
Maintains currency in the type aircraft flown and proficiency in Part 91, Part 133, Part 135, and Part 137 operations
Maintains communications with crew, maintenance, and relevant office personnel
Works with maintenance personnel to maintain aircraft in an airworthy condition
Conducts oneself in accordance with company core values