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Old 31st August 2006 | 08:48
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212 / 412 Recruiting

Who is recruiting Bell 412 and 212 Pilots and Mechanics out there.
Any good firefighting work?
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Old 31st August 2006 | 08:56
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Abu Dhabi Aviation are always on the look out.

Mixed opinions as to work conditions etc, but if you work in Nigeria should be a breeze

http://www.adaviation.com/
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Old 31st August 2006 | 11:04
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DUBAI

Thanks for the heads up. Anyone know what the buzz is with Dubai and SAR?
There also seems to be something happening with a 3-5 year program in a non-hostile country 2 months on one off chiefpilot@hbhelicopter and the pay looks excellent?
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Old 31st August 2006 | 17:32
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Air logistics of Alaska is looking for 212/412 Captains for North Slope work.
Try [email protected] or 907-452-1197 or 1-888-246-7737

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Unless things have changed with ERA in Alaska....take some crab killer with you as periodically the furniture and living quarters have to have a decontamination.

Three years running the boys were getting eaten alive which prompted the "cure".
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Old 2nd September 2006 | 09:28
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ADA has been mentioned. They are loosing staff faster than they can employ them. The reason for this is that they are known for treating their employees like !!!!, period.
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Old 2nd September 2006 | 17:16
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Originally Posted by flungdung
I replied to the hbhelicopter ad some time ago and have the required qualifications but have heard nothing. As it seems to be a US company it is probably only for US citizens?
If you are refering to the UAE SAR contract, it is being operated by a US company and NO you do not need to be a US citizen. However there are other stiff requirements.
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Old 2nd September 2006 | 17:32
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The UAE Sar contract is being done by the world renown helicopter operator Evergreen Helicopters, Inc owned by the illustrious and well loved Delford M. Smith, Esquire.
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Old 2nd September 2006 | 17:47
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SASless,

And doesn't the Southern Air Transport gang have some imput there as well?

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Evergreen has very close ties to some lucrative government contracting and related aviation activities along with other more conventional operations. Southern used to be big in that kind of work but nowadays one cannot begin to identify the flight operations that are similarly connected and some very well known operations do in fact have an interest in unusual contracts. The names and equipment vary but the cast of characters usually have some continuity.

I doubt SAT has anything to do with the SAR contract however.
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Old 2nd September 2006 | 21:55
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Originally Posted by SASless
I doubt SAT has anything to do with the SAR contract however.
None actually.
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Old 4th September 2006 | 16:14
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Rick 1128,
Thanks but I was referring to a recent ad for S61N and Bell412 pilots. I also completed the Evergreen application and have all the required ticked boxes but no reply. I suppose that they have enough people?
On the UAE contract they may be fully staffed right now. But that can and does change, quickly. Plus there are always other contracts. Some do require US citizenship, some do require at least a green card. Some do not require either. The S61 is not being used on the UAE contract at this time. Evergreen's is based in the US.
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