About This Role
CAE Australia is recruiting a fixed-term, on-call C-130J Simulator Pilot Instructor at Richmond for initial qualification, upgrade and currency training. The instructor prepares, delivers and evaluates classroom and simulator instruction, maintains training material, supports the C-130J Lead Instructor and contributes to aviation safety and internal CAE initiatives. Candidates need either two years of military Qualified or Operational Flying Instructor experience or 1,000 command hours on multi-engine, multi-crew tactical transport aircraft, together with the ability to gain the required instructional authorisation and Certificate IV. Australian citizenship and eligibility for a Defence Security Clearance are mandatory, while C-130J, airborne-instruction and simulator-instructor experience are preferred.
Duties & Responsibilities
- Provide training, administration, and subject-matter support for C-130J pilot initial qualification, secondary upgrade, and currency training.
- Prepare, deliver, assess, maintain, and evaluate training and assessment materials in classroom and simulator settings, liaise with CAE and 37SQN instructional staff, and contribute to Aviation Safety Management and internal CAE initiatives.
Requirements
- Must be qualified and experienced enough to be authorised by the Commanding Officer of RAAF Central Flying School as a competent Simulator Pilot Instructor
- hold or be able to gain Certificate IV in Workplace Training and Assessment or equivalent
- have either at least two years of Military Qualified Flying Instructor or Operational Flying Instructor experience in an aircrew-training environment, or at least 1,000 command hours on multi-engine, multi-crew tactical transport aircraft such as C-27J, C-130J, or similar
- complete or be able to complete C-130J Pilot Conversion Course ground training
- and hold Australian citizenship plus an Australian Defence Security Clearance or eligibility for one. C-130J instructor experience, a military instructor rating or civil equivalent with 200 hours of airborne instruction, and simulator-instructor experience are desirable.