About This Role
Carson Air is inviting talent-community applications for future Medevac First Officer opportunities at its four British Columbia bases: Richmond/Vancouver, Fort St. John, Prince George, and Kelowna. The company is seeking IFR-experienced, motivated, energetic, and safety-focused pilots for a dynamic, growing aviation operation that has provided uninterrupted essential services for more than 25 years and emphasizes excellence in service, safety, aircraft maintenance, and flight operations. Medevac crews receive schedules in advance on a 4 days ON / 4 days OFF rotation, with competitive compensation, ongoing training, and opportunities for internal advancement.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Working within Carson Air's medevac operation, the First Officer assists the Captain in performing the Captain's duties.
- The role is expected to support safe, efficient, and timely flight operations in accordance with all prescribed regulations, customer requirements, and company expectations.
- The posting describes this as the general nature and level of work and notes that it is not an exhaustive list of all duties, responsibilities, skills, and qualifications.
What We Offer
Carson Air advertises a salary based on experience from $65,000 to $85,000, annual increments based on performance, per diems for each scheduled shift, and premiums based on shift assignments.The benefits package includes extended health and dental plans, an Exchange Income Corporation Employee Share Purchase Plan, a referral program, and an Employee and Family Assistance Program.Employees receive schedules in advance on the 4 days ON / 4 days OFF rotation, while the company also highlights employee health and well-being, a safe and welcoming workplace, ongoing training, work-life balance, and opportunities for career growth and internal advancement.
Requirements
- Applicants must hold a Commercial Pilot License with a multi-IFR rating and a Group 1 Pilot Medical assessment from a qualified Civil Aviation Medical Examiner as required by Transport Canada regulations. The posting prefers 1,000 hours of fixed-wing flight time, 500 hours of multi-engine flight time, 250 hours of mountain-flying experience, an aviation diploma, and a BE30 type rating
- these are explicitly preferred rather than stated mandatory thresholds. Candidates must have no Transport Canada violations or suspensions, be able to obtain TSA clearance and approval for simulator training in the United States, demonstrate organizational skills and attention to detail, have computer skills and familiarity with the Internet, and be fluent or proficient in English. Successful applicants must sign a Training Bond Agreement unless they already hold a current BE30 type rating.