THIS IS AN ARMY NATIONAL GUARD TITLE 32 EXCEPTED SERVICE POSITION UNIT: AASF #1 LOCATION: St Paul SELECTING OFFICIAL: MAJ Brandon S. Hale, AASF 1 SIP, 651-281-3455 ARMY NATIONAL GUARD MEMBERSHIP IS REQUIRED

Duties

Major Duties: This is not an all-inclusive list A FLIGHT ENGINEER (INSTRUCTOR), GS-2185-10, (1) Serves as instructor/flight examiner providing instruction, evaluation, and examination for ground and operational training flights to develop and upgrade the skills of non-rated aircrew members. Applying knowledge of the full range of aircrew duties and responsibilities, methods of instruction, and requirements of the program. Performs standardization. currency, instrument, proficiency, tactical, emergency, and special tasks evaluation flights. Ensures prescribed programs of instruction for non-rated aircrew training is adequately covered in terms of course content, coverage, and scope of material presented. Adapts instruction to the proficiency level of the individual being instructed. Performs the following typical tasks: Assesses newly assigned individual's level of experience and training through review of training records and/or proficiency flight evaluation to determine proficiency and skill status. Plans and conducts non-rated aircrew training program, prepares formal course outlines, schedules and conducts initial, refresher and continuing training (including ground/flight instruction and procedures training), provides training on in-flight planning and coordination responsibilities, operating principles and characteristics of major aircraft systems (aircraft parameters, operational/mission requirements, equipment systems operation/and troubleshooting, proper and correct methods of performing aircrew duties, e.g., use of aircraft performance charts, computation and aircraft weight and balance, techniques of aircraft internal loading, forms and records completion, arm and hand signals, ground handling of aircraft, use of ground equipment, techniques of normal and rapid (hot) refueling, armament rearming, passenger briefing, sling (external) loads, hoist operations, observer duties, and emergency procedures), administers evaluations and determines examinee's proficiency to perform duties as a non-rated crew member, performs a variety of administrative functions associated with administration of the non-rated aircrew training program, ensures all necessary course materials and training aids are available, technical and related publications are current, and keeps non-rated crew members informed of pertinent changes. (2) May perform duties which include a working knowledge of aircraft systems and the interrelationships among these systems regarding capabilities of the aircraft. Provides assistance to the pilot in preflight planning, monitoring adherence to flight plan, and operating aircraft withing limits of aircraft control systems (e.g., engine, fuel, electrical, hydraulic, fire suppression, environmental, pressurization throughout the flight). Inspect condition and readiness of aircraft, accompany pilots on preflight/in-flight inspections and aircraft test flights and operational checks. Operate and monitor aircraft control devices and indicators. Determine and monitor factors and data affecting performance of aircraft, such as temperature, altitude, humidity, field conditions, configuration and weight of aircraft, on aircraft takeoff, flight and landing, and keep pilot informed. Compute fuel and cargo load and weights and balance factors. Prepare for combination loads determining placement of cargo and passengers within weight and balance limitations. Prior to takeoff, insure cargo is properly secured, and proper publications and emergency equipment are aboard as required. Use, inspect, and maintain aircraft installed mission equipment such as recovery hardware, slings, litters, etc. Assist in familiarizing crew members with operating procedures. Instructs crew by briefing on mission equipment and use of life support equipment and safety emergency procedures. Ensure carry-on weapons are cleared and appropriately stowed and that loose equipment, baggage and passengers are secured. Report operational progress to pilots. During flight, update and record in-f1ight performance data, observe warning indicators for system failure or malfunction performing aircraft systems operational checks. Operate test and troubleshooting systems. Assess and diagnose problems or malfunctions, report abnormal conditions to pilots, and initiate corrective and/or emergency action. Provide direction to pilots during ground maneuvers. Direct off loading of cargo. Maintain records of operational equipment indicating flights, repairs, maintenance and inspections. Coordinate with maintenance personnel on activities and discrepancies requiring action. May assist the pilots on the operation of communications/navigation equipment, performing basic navigation and map reading and checklist reading. Provide operational progress updates to pilots regarding maneuvering the aircraft over objects for hoist and sling operations and in securing and releasing external cargo loads. Performs other duties as assigned.

Requirements

Qualifications

MILITARY GRADES: Enlisted - E4-E9 Failure to obtain a compatible MOS may result in termination of employment. GENERAL AND SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS REQUIREMENTS:GENERAL EXPERIENCE: MUST be a 15T MOS, graduate of the UH60 Non-rated Crew Member Flight Instructor course, be designated RL 1 Day/Night/NVG, and possess experiential knowledge of aircraft weight and balance computations, aircraft performance data, aircraft records maintenance, and aircraft systems. SPECIALIZED EXPERIENCE: GS-10 Level - Must possess specialized experience for the GS-10 Level, which includes the following: Proficient in the principles of instruction. Must demonstrate sound judgment, patience, tact, and a desire to instruct. Possess a high degree of knowledge and technical competency in aircraft systems/operations. Possess a working knowledge of flight-theory, minor in-flight maintenance operations, personal equipment, aircraft emergency procedures. Experience using and interpreting load plans, technical publications, and flight manuals. Ability to communicate orally and in writing to prepare lessons, documents, and reports. Possess knowledge of methods of instruction, aircrew training program requirements, aviation procedures, and standards of performance. Experience managing non-rated aircrew member flight records utilizing the Army's Centralized Aviation Flight Records System (CAFRS). Air Assault or Sling Load Inspector Certification Course (SLICC) completion is desired. Experience as Technical Inspector and/or Standards Instructor is desired.

Education

EDUCATION: Some federal jobs allow you to substitute your education for the required experience in order to qualify. For this job, you must meet the qualification requirements using experience alone. No substitution of education is permitted for the occupational series and grade.


You must provide transcripts or other documentation to support your Educational claims. To receive credit for Education, you must provide documentation of proof that you meet the Education requirements for this position.

Contacts

• Address MN AASF 1 206 AIRPORT RD SAINT PAUL, MN 55107 US
• Name: Giacomo DiGiacomo
• Phone: 651-282-4171
• Email: [email protected]