Supervisory Airplane Pilot (Wildland Firefighter)
Job Overview
Employment Type
Temporary
Compensation
Type:
Salary
Rate:
Exact $131,841.00
Work Schedule
Standard Hours
Benefits
Firefighter retirement coverage
Flight training
Uniform allowance
Paid training
Health Insurance
Retirement Plan
Paid Time Off
Job Description
The USDA Forest Service is a premier federal agency dedicated to the stewardship, preservation, and sustainability of national forests and grasslands across the United States. With a mission to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of the nation’s forests and grasslands to meet the needs of present and future generations, the Forest Service plays a crucial role in environmental conservation, wildfire management, and resource protection. This agency operates under the Department of Agriculture and employs a diverse workforce committed to maintaining ecological balance while supporting outdoor recreation, wildlife habitat, and timber production. Recognized for its commitment to scientific research, ecosystem... Show More
Job Requirements
- must possess an FAA Airplane Commercial Pilot Certificate with Instrument and Airplane Multi-Engine Land ratings or an FAA Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with Instrument and Airplane Multi-Engine Land rating
- must have a current FAA Certified Flight Instructor Certificate or military equivalent with Multi-Engine and Instrument Airplane Instruction ratings
- must possess a current FAA first or second-class medical certificate
- meet GS-13 flight hour minimums and provide certified documentation of flight hours
- prior wildland firefighting experience required
- must submit all required documents and qualifications by announcement closing date
- no educational requirements
- secondary firefighter retirement coverage applies
- no age limit for entry
- employment type classified as 'Other'
Job Qualifications
- possess an FAA Airplane Commercial Pilot Certificate with Instrument and Airplane Multi-Engine Land ratings or a current FAA Airline Transport Pilot Certificate with Instrument and Airplane Multi-Engine Land rating
- hold a current FAA Certified Flight Instructor Certificate or military equivalent with Multi-Engine and Instrument Airplane Instruction ratings
- possess a current FAA first or second-class medical certificate
- meet GS-13 flight hour requirements including 1500 total flight hours, 250 hours as Pilot-In-Command, 500 hours in multi-engine airplanes, 75 hours night flight, and 75 hours actual or simulated instrument flight with 10 hours in flight
- have prior wildland firefighting experience
- able to provide documentation supporting all flight time and certifications
Job Duties
- operate multi-engine airplanes in support of wildland firefighting and natural resource missions
- conduct instrument and multi-engine flight instruction as required
- maintain compliance with FAA regulations and company safety standards
- perform night flying and instrument flight operations
- document and verify flight hours and certifications
- assist with aerial fire suppression and emergency response activities
- participate in ongoing training and qualification assessments
Job Qualifications
Experience
Expert Level (7+ years)
Job Location
OysterLink - a focused job platform for restaurants and hotels.
You may be also interested in: