[Repost] A119/AS350 Offshore Pilots - Louisiana

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Operates their assigned aircraft in a safe and efficient manner, in strict compliance with Bristow operational standards and all applicable regulations; Places safety and customer service at the forefront in everything they do, both inside and outside the aircraft; Maintains situational awareness throughout the entire operational region with respect to weather conditions, NOTAMs, sea state and customer offshore facility status; Manages passenger movements, aircraft movements, briefings and baggage loading to ensure safety and compliance; Completes necessary flight planning paperwork, preflight, fueling and oversight of manifesting to ensure compliance; Maintains with accuracy both electronic and paper records to include journey logs, personal flight and duty sheets, and aircraft technical logbook times; Reports all aircraft mechanical irregularities by entering them in the aircraft paper and electronic technical log and ensures aircraft is airworthy before, during and after all flights; Facilitates communications with the customer and ensures Bristow is represented in a professional manner; Primarily works in the GOM offshore region, but remains available for dispatch to other GOM locations for temporary assignments; Stays up to date on all Bristow operational and safety procedures; and Complies with other duties and assignments as determined by the Lead Pilot / Operations Manager. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENT Applicants applying for this position are required to meet the minimum requirements as outlined by (14 CFR 135.243); Each applicant is required to hold a 1st class medical certificate; Each applicant is required to hold an FAA Commercial Pilot Certificate, with a Helicopter Instrument rating; 100 Helicopter flight hours in preceding 12 months Each applicant will be required to complete the position’s screening questionnaire to determine eligibility for consideration; Excellent verbal and written communication skills required; Must be organized and be able to work with a large and varied workload; Must possess strong interpersonal skills to work effectively within a team;

PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS: 1 Year in the Offshore Oil and Gas environment; ATP; 200 offshore hours; or 100 hours with 50 in the last 12 months (Note: offshore time = to and from vessels, platforms, helideck, oil rigs, or similar);