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212man 11th Jan 2023 14:30

Helicopter Jobs 2023
 
A small offshore operator in Romania is looking for EC155 pilots (but will take 365 N3 too and give a differences course). Basic requirements are:

EASA ATPL(H)
- Total hours as a minimum: 2500 FH
- Total hours as PIC: 1500 FH
- Total hours on 155: min 100
- O&G Experience

The operation is based in Constanta, with a 4 weeks on 4 weeks off rotation. Attractive accommodation provided - modern 1 bedroom apartment on beach front.

PM me if interested, for details.

hargreaves99 11th Jan 2023 14:57

this job, again?

https://helijobs.net/2021/12/eoi-ec1...ots-romania-3/

212man 11th Jan 2023 15:39


Originally Posted by hargreaves99 (Post 11364232)

yes indeed. 2-3 slots

SKH1 17th Jan 2023 23:13

DOM Position
 
Silver King Helicopters DoM (Director of Maintenance) Position.

Silver King Helicopters (SKH), based in Smithers BC, is seeking applicants for a DoM position. We currently operate a fleet of 10 AS350 Helicopters in the utility market, supporting several industries in Northwestern BC, including mineral exploration and heli-ski operations. SKH has been serving Northwestern BC since 2011 and has built a reputation on providing high quality service to its clients. The successful applicant will have a lengthy transition option into the position, excellent pay, and a flexible work schedule.

AS350 experience is an asset. This position will require the candidates to relocate to the Smithers area. Candidates will need to meet the following requirements outlined in the company’s MCM:

- Hold an AME License with M1 and / or M2 ratings

- Minimum six years of experience either performing or supervising helicopter maintenance; six months of which has been within the preceding two years,

- pass the Transport Canada PRM interview.

If interested please reach out to Ryan Hinds for more information. [email protected] / ph: 250.847.1989.

212man 23rd Jan 2023 08:49

For the member that PM'd me, that lives in Cannes and user name ends in 6, I cannot reply as you are new (I think - it says your inbox is full but, as you joined today, I doubt it!) e-mail me your CV at [email protected].

VEMD 26th Jan 2023 04:10

Do they pay on time?
 

Originally Posted by 212man (Post 11364211)
A small offshore operator in Romania is looking for EC155 pilots (but will take 365 N3 too and give a differences course). Basic requirements are:

EASA ATPL(H)
- Total hours as a minimum: 2500 FH
- Total hours as PIC: 1500 FH
- Total hours on 155: min 100
- O&G Experience

The operation is based in Constanta, with a 4 weeks on 4 weeks off rotation. Attractive accommodation provided - modern 1 bedroom apartment on beach front.

PM me if interested, for details.

Vega Offshore is well known for not paying salaries and when they pay it is never on time.

212man 26th Jan 2023 09:11


Originally Posted by VEMD (Post 11373986)
Vega Offshore is well known for not paying salaries and when they pay it is never on time.

Not an issue that I have heard discussed (or experienced)

feathering tickles 11th Mar 2023 17:03

Helicentre.com are advertising on social media for an FI and Line Pilot based at Manchester & Liverpool.

helicrazi 12th Mar 2023 07:29

I hear NHV are looking for Captains & Copilots for Aberdeen

Variable Load 12th Mar 2023 20:27


Originally Posted by helicrazi (Post 11399950)
I hear NHV are looking for Captains & Copilots for Aberdeen

I hear that almost every week :E

MightyGem 13th Mar 2023 12:44

NPAS looking for pilots.
https://westyorkshirepolice.tal.net/...Wp4LDzrKTrH024

ShyTorque 13th Mar 2023 14:58

A major stumbling block there for many might be the requirement to possess a single pilot IR.

hargreaves99 13th Mar 2023 15:08

The IR is not an essential requirement, only a "desirable" requirement

NPAS dropped the IR as being essential in 2019

ShyTorque 13th Mar 2023 15:16


Originally Posted by hargreaves99 (Post 11401354)
The IR is not an essential requirement, only a "desirable" requirement

NPAS dropped the IR as being essential in 2019

That’s not what the advert says….


In order to be considered for the role you must have the following:

• Minimum of a UK Commercial Pilot’s Licence (Helicopter) with RT Licence and Class 1 Medical (unrestricted)

• A minimum of 1,500 hours total helicopter flying time which must include an absolute minimum of 50 hours flying at night, including 20 hours PIC at night, 500 hours PIC overland under VMC and a single pilot helicopter Instrument Rating. You must also be able to evidence significant overland experience in a comparable operating environment. Those applications that do not meet the above requirements will not be progressed.


hargreaves99 13th Mar 2023 15:19

from the role profile PDF....
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....943dce7280.png

ShyTorque 13th Mar 2023 17:14

But that isn’t what the advert suggests. It says “must include” an SPIR.

What they actually do need should be clarified.

212man 13th Mar 2023 17:31


Originally Posted by ShyTorque (Post 11401425)
But that isn’t what the advert suggests. It says “must include” an SPIR.

What they actually do need should be clarified.

It is odd that they put it in the experience requirements bullet, and not the qualifications requirements in the first bullet

hargreaves99 13th Mar 2023 17:39

NPAS dropped the IR requirement in 2019 as they could not attract any applicants. They still struggle to recruit. They strongly prefer ex-mil people, most civvy people that join leave after a year or so.

Hughes500 13th Mar 2023 17:40

why do you need a SPIR for what is essentially a VFR job. If the cloud is that low one cant fly VFR then not sure one is going to be chasing anyone . I realise the weather can change before one gets hot under the collar

Bravo73 13th Mar 2023 19:53


Originally Posted by Hughes500 (Post 11401438)
why do you need a SPIR for what is essentially a VFR job. If the cloud is that low one cant fly VFR then not sure one is going to be chasing anyone . I realise the weather can change before one gets hot under the collar

In order to fly the 2hrs+ across the country to get to a job? Or, maybe, to recover back to base after being 2hrs too late getting to a job?


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