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maxspeed
7th Mar 2011, 19:13
Agricultural Pilots, Cropdusters Pty Ltd
All types of Ag applications, various locations throughout Australia as required
Exp: Experienced Ag Pilots that can actually fly, not just have a piece of paper that says they can - Tail dragger experience essential, recent application experience preferred
Apply To: Sheryl Keen 0400418052 all hours
Seeking pilots with Ag experience. NO egos. NO Cowboys, NO throttle bashers, NO know it alls, NO Nutcases, NO Freeloaders, NO nasty types, NO whingers, NO slackers, NO liars, NO hidden agendas. NO opportunists. Must be team players, of sober habits, honest in all respects, professional in all regards, able to give, take and carry out instructions, be accountable, reliable and responsible, able to keep good records, able to clearly communicate on various levels. Must understand this is not a get rich industry, demand can be unpredictable, so flexibility is necessary. Must understand the aircraft is not a penis extension, it is their office in which they risk their lives daily and that correct and careful daily inspection, maintenance and operation of the aircraft helps keeps them alive. All aspects of safety and daily care of the aircraft and equipment must be a primary concern. The promotion of Best Practice over Common Practice is expected at all times. I have had my share of bullartists, con men, weirdos and badly trained monkeys. I want a real pilot who can work within Company Policies. Someone that does not have to be watched over to ensure they are doing the right thing. If you think youre the kind of person Im looking for I would appreciate you emailing your resume.
Contact: sheryl keen
Ph: 0400418052
Email: [email protected]
Date Added : 24/2/2011



:D

SNS3Guppy
7th Mar 2011, 19:17
I'll be right over. I think they just eliminated all the competition.

Take away all those things, and they might just end up with a priest on roller skates.

Booglebox
7th Mar 2011, 22:28
I don't even meet 20% of that :{

OutsideCAS
8th Mar 2011, 07:55
And i'll just wager it's a HUGE salary for the joy of working there.......

That metioned, at least they're very direct with what they do and do not want.

con-pilot
8th Mar 2011, 15:15
I'm also sure they have all new aircraft and that the maintenance program is outstanding. :p

Arkwright
8th Mar 2011, 15:21
Does such a Pilot even exist????? ;)

SNS3Guppy
8th Mar 2011, 16:51
You betcha, but it costs extra.

snow bear
8th Mar 2011, 22:57
Pilots are capable of showing love and affection. Sometimes it can even be to something other than a mirror.

Phalconphixer
9th Mar 2011, 00:41
Sorry Guys but its got to be done....

YouTube - Monty Python - Bruce (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f_p0CgPeyA)YouTube - Monty Python - Bruce (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f_p0CgPeyA)

pp

MarkR1981
9th Mar 2011, 08:27
Hmm...... Does Sheryl work for the CAA:E

Anyway I hope she gets what shes looking for. That 'perfect' pilot with no human tendencies at all must exist out there somewhere, well at least in the current climate:ok:

"Must understand this is not a get rich industry" :- Meaning your pay will be crappy:{

"Must understand the aircraft is not a penis extension, it is their office in which they risk their lives daily and that correct and careful daily inspection, maintenance and operation of the aircraft helps keeps them alive" :- Meaning dont get over excited, our planes are sh1t too, and are not our responsibility:ok:

gkpilot
9th Mar 2011, 11:55
yes she is correct I have seen ag pilots with 8,000 plus, fly like young 18yr olds in a car,never checking the oil ,fuel or do a daily insp,yes that,right.. they get their ground crew to do the work,hey these guys think they are too good & fly like sh-t they did own a bussiness once & I can see why (once ) Good money can be made
for the right ag pilot it beats charter and most other types of flying
but again there are pilots & pilots ..in charter there are pilots I would not put my enemies with ..aussie standards are very low
150 hrs 4 cpl ..nz 200hrs USA250hrs or do the yanks need more training ????Our CASA is like a Hitler, never changing 2 keep with the times,they must change like the FAA,but again to many drongo,s
I am speaking from experience 16,000hr plus ,Ag, charter etc no accidents,but can do a full days of work ,,eg, spreading fert
of marginal strips on hot days..have a go you guys,without
bending a machine:ugh:

SNS3Guppy
9th Mar 2011, 17:17
"Must understand this is not a get rich industry" :- Meaning your pay will be crappy

No. It means it's ag aviation. Be realistic.

Booglebox
9th Mar 2011, 22:52
gkpilot: I have heard stories of this. Personally I'd love to do ag flying (but not while treating plane like a car). Way to take it to the edge every day! (so to speak) :cool:

falconbis
10th Mar 2011, 06:23
She doesn t want monkeys but I bet she probably pay peanuts... and then complained !

SNS3Guppy
10th Mar 2011, 13:41
Speculation about the pay? Call her and ask.

gkpilot
10th Mar 2011, 13:51
sns3guppy..are you in the ag:) game ???$140,000 for 6 -8 months work is ok &that,s not working hard???
falconbis you are in the wrong field if you are not getting 140,000
in USA bis jet joc,s r less than that ,it depends if u want to handle passengers every day:)

SNS3Guppy
10th Mar 2011, 14:14
I started out doing row crop, but segued into firefighting. I did large air tankers (PB4Y, C130, P2) and single engine air tankers (SEATs); PZL M18T, AT502, AT802, etc. At the moment, I'm doing something else.

I'd move back to Australia in a heartbeat, though...

skylog
10th Mar 2011, 14:31
NO egos. NO Cowboys, NO throttle bashers, NO know it alls, NO Nutcases, NO Freeloaders, NO nasty types, NO whingers, NO slackers, NO liars, NO hidden agendas. NO opportunists

Has she ever met a Pilot ?!?!?!:E

Yeager
10th Mar 2011, 19:29
.. to me this sounds like they are aiming at something like an Ex-Cathay Pacific management pilot :D Somebody who eventually passed 65 :D

Super Cecil
10th Mar 2011, 20:42
I am speaking from experience 16,000hr plus ,Ag, charter etc no accidents,but can do a full days of work ,,eg, spreading fert
of marginal strips on hot days..have a go you guys,without
bending a machine
I knew a bloke like that, 16,000 hours and hadn't had a prang, his first was his last. It can happen to anybody, no matter how good you think you are, it can happen. I've found it a game where you never stop learning about everything including employers.

screwballburling
11th Mar 2011, 00:10
Cecil

Good post. We are all human, therefore fallible. It doesn't matter how experienced we are, how good we are, how good we think we are or how good a record we have, if we fly long enough and often enough we will prang. Of that there is no doubt.

The day we stop learning, any of us, is the day to give it up. Yes the job (any job) has inherent risks. It's about "risk management", getting you through relatively unscathed and a huge helping of LUCK..

gkpilot
11th Mar 2011, 13:38
super cecil,, correct , in the ag game you never stop learning & again one prang only??? ,you can wind up dead , tell some the clowns out there ......

Pugilistic Animus
5th Apr 2011, 17:21
YouTube - The Honeymooners "A womans work is never done" - Part 2/3

Thelma's gonna get the job:}

goldeneaglepilot
6th Apr 2011, 20:55
I can think of a well known UK Helicopter pilot (who also holds a fixed wing ATPL) who could NOT apply, he ticks every box (of the not required qualities) SB step back!!! :rolleyes:

Ejector
17th Dec 2012, 15:12
I wonder if she employed anyone by now?

rachbuzz
23rd Jan 2013, 08:33
Yes she has.

Silly Pilot
24th Jan 2013, 05:56
I wonder who she hired?
The ad rules out all pilots that I know??
I was feeling a hint of a heart that had been broken by one of those pilots she listed. All future pilots will pay for it. :ooh:

Silly Pilot
24th Jan 2013, 06:04
The Monty Python clip was great!

A good example of how British Colonies have been established and managed along the way.
One of these days I need to learn British, I only understood about half of that.

blind pew
24th Jan 2013, 10:06
Thought the poufta bit was clear enough.

HiAltFlyer
24th Jan 2013, 23:59
Are they looking for pilots who can fly low and slow and can reduce the power in the downwind turns?? I know some of those in India LOL