Fixed-Wing Line Pilot, Aircraft Pilot 2 (Airplane)

Fixed-Wing Line Pilot, Aircraft Pilot 2 (Airplane)

• Aerial Firefighting Assignment / Air Attack
• Functions as Pilot-in-Command of a DNR assigned Kodiak 100
• Provides reconnaissance and admin flight support
• Maintains the assigned airplane in a rapid response status
• Maintains aircraft flight reports and logs
• Prepares reports of fire activities and other work performed

• 1,500 Flight Hours total time - Airplane
• 1,200 Flight Hours Pilot-in-Command - Airplane
• 200 Flight Hours – Airplane Pilot-in-Command in category and class to be flown
• 500 Flight Hours - Airplane Pilot-in-Command Cross Country
• 200 Flight Hours – Airplane Pilot-in-Command in a Mountainous area
• 100 Flight Hours – Airplane Pilot-in-Command Night flight
• 50 Flight Hours – Airplane Pilot-in-Command Instrument - in flight
• 75 Flight Hours – Airplane Pilot-in-Command Instrument – actual/simulated
• FAA Current Flight Review IAW 14 CFR 61.56 or an FAA Pilot Proficiency Check 14 CFR Part 135
• Possess a valid and current Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Airline Transport Pilot (ATP) - Airplane or Commercial Pilot license – Airplane with Instrument Rating
• Possess a valid Class 1 or 2 FAA Medical Certificate
• Complete IAT online courses
• Complete WA DNR Agency required classes
• Pass annual DNR flight and oral evaluation

• Benefits
• Flight privileges

The Washington State, Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is looking for Fixed Wing Line Pilots