Pilot: Part 91 Aerial Survey, Cessna T206/G1000, Austin, Texas

For over thirty years, SAM has built a reputation as a trusted, knowledgeable, and innovative partner. Our licensed professionals transform petabytes of complex spatial data into intelligent insights in a holistic Managed Geospatial Services™ (MGS™) framework. As North America's premiere MGS™ company, SAM provides practical, precise, and high-fidelity solutions designed to enhance decision-making, mitigate risks, achieve strategic objectives, and drive costs out of our client's business. Our vision is to advance spatial data acquisition, improve analysis capabilities, and develop predictive analytics to redefine and transform how infrastructure assets are developed and managed throughout their lifecycles.

The Pilot is responsible for safe operation of Cessna T206 G1000 NXI aircraft in accordance with FAR part 91 regulations to facilitate the collection of aerial survey data (LiDAR and imagery) within the continental United States. Pilot will be responsible for monitoring real time weather, filing flight plans as required, coordinating logistics of fueling and parking on day to day basis in the execution of assignments issued by the Flight Operations Manager.

• Responsible for safe operation of aircraft
• Monitor and assess weather reports to make go/no go decisions
• Coordinate with ATC and other agencies for access to controlled/restricted airspace as needed
• File flight plans as required for safety of flight
• Log all flights and report all squawks in timely manner so they can be addressed
• Work with Sensor Operator to complete missions in safe, efficient manner
• Keep aircraft clean and presentable in a manner that reflects corporate image
• Aircraft will fly approximately 600 hours per year
• Perform other tasks as assigned to help accomplish the Company’s strategic goals

• 1000+ hours Total Time
• 25 hours in C206
• Garmin G1000 flight deck experience
• No incidents or violations
• Experience with corridor aerial missions preferred-must be able to precisely hand fly survey lines within 50 feet of desired track
• Must be fluent in English
• Must be willing to travel for extended periods up to 21 days
• Must be drug free and submit to random testing
• Required to maintain all necessary currency requirements (flight time provided by company)
• FAA Commercial SEL with Instrument
• Class II Medical (Class I preferred)

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