DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

• Participate in the companys safety management system.
• Analyze and evaluate weather information and select the most appropriate routes.
• Calculate required fuel for safe and efficient flight operation, considering aircraft type, flight duration, limitations, maintenance, weather conditions, and minimum fuel required by Canadian Aviation regulations.
• Prepare flight plans containing: weight for takeoff and landing, weather reports, runway conditions, NOTAMs, and any other information necessary for a safe flight.
• Monitor weather, aircraft position reports, and air navigation maps to assess the progress of the flight.
• Advise the Captain of any significant change in the weather, provide alternative flight plans for course changes, and if required, for an emergency landing.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Possess a postsecondary school diploma.
• Bilingual (French and English).
• Knowledge of the regulations and/or relevant experience.
• Possess a valid radio license (an asset).
• Basic knowledge of office software (Word, Excel, etc.).
• Flexibility to work on various schedules.
• Successfully completed both Transport Canada examinations (FDOPS and FDMET).

REMUNERATION

The remuneration package and associated benefits will be in accordance with corporate policies.

BENEFITS

Air Inuit provides a company-contributed RRSP, Group Insurance (life, dental, health care, short and long-term disability), 6 vacation, telemedicine and an EAP program for the employee and their family members, a retirement allowance program, and various other innovative benefits and recognition opportunities.