BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
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BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
EMS Aircrew Officer
Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service
Due to internal movement within the organisation the Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service is seeking an experienced aircrew officer to conduct SAR/EMS duties at our Bundaberg Base.
Requirements include: 300 Hours minimum, SAR/EMS experience, CAO 29:11
Detailed position description and selection criteria are available from Alison on (07) 5458 8700 or admin@actionrescue.com.au
Applications close 5:00pm 31 Aug 11
Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service
Due to internal movement within the organisation the Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service is seeking an experienced aircrew officer to conduct SAR/EMS duties at our Bundaberg Base.
Requirements include: 300 Hours minimum, SAR/EMS experience, CAO 29:11
Detailed position description and selection criteria are available from Alison on (07) 5458 8700 or admin@actionrescue.com.au
Applications close 5:00pm 31 Aug 11
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Re: BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
SCHRS - is that BK or Longy? or both? at Bundy
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Re: BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
Both.
SP-IFR BK117
NVFR B206L3
SP-IFR BK117
NVFR B206L3
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Re: BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
A bit of a typo there looks like their looking for a 300hr pilot. Dropping the bar a bit. But im sure thats the ems experience they require or am i having a blonde moment.
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Re: BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
Mdav,
just for you...
Aircrew officer is an aircrewman / winch operator type position. The 29:11 is a winch and Rappelling certificate from CASA.
Crewman also log hours etc.
Cheers
Clear 2 Winch
just for you...
Aircrew officer is an aircrewman / winch operator type position. The 29:11 is a winch and Rappelling certificate from CASA.
Crewman also log hours etc.
Cheers
Clear 2 Winch
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SCHRS wrote:EMS Aircrew Officer
Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service
Due to internal movement within the organisation the Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service is seeking an experienced aircrew officer to conduct SAR/EMS duties at our Bundaberg Base.
Requirements include: 300 Hours minimum, SAR/EMS experience, CAO 29:11
Detailed position description and selection criteria are available from Alison on (07) 5458 8700 or admin@actionrescue.com.au
Applications close 5:00pm 31 Aug 11
Has this job had much interest ..? Regards auz pilot
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Re: BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
AuzPilot,
You are aware that this is an advert for a crewie position? The only way you'll know for certain how much interest is to call the employer or drop them an email.
MC
You are aware that this is an advert for a crewie position? The only way you'll know for certain how much interest is to call the employer or drop them an email.
MC
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Re: BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
SCHRS wrote:EMS Aircrew Officer
Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service
Due to internal movement within the organisation the Sunshine Coast Helicopter Rescue Service is seeking an experienced aircrew officer to conduct SAR/EMS duties at our Bundaberg Base.
Requirements include: 300 Hours minimum, SAR/EMS experience, CAO 29:11
Detailed position description and selection criteria are available from Alison on (07) 5458 8700 or admin@actionrescue.com.au
Applications close 5:00pm 31 Aug 11
The closing date for this position is now the 9th Sep 2011
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Re: BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
I guess there has not been enough interest from crewies with the minimum requirements.....
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Re: BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
Do crewies even read Bladeslapper?
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Does anyone know the job conditions? pay, hours, etc. Yes lots of crewies read Bladeslapper.
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Do crewies even read Bladeslapper?
Yes we crewies do read, and even post on BS! Its a very useful networking and information tool. As the logo says, "Meeting place for the Australian Helicopter Community", so its not just pilots.
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Kulwin Park wrote:Do crewies even read Bladeslapper?
Haha... Seeing as I just got a quote from Careflight for the cert IV course... Gimme $45,000 and I'll become one
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In the mean time, I guess I'll have to go to the mines for a while
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Masto wrote:Kulwin Park wrote:Do crewies even read Bladeslapper?
Haha... Seeing as I just got a quote from Careflight for the cert IV course... Gimme $45,000 and I'll become one
In the mean time, I guess I'll have to go to the mines for a while
Surely you wouldnt think about spending $45,000 on that course unless there is a guarantee (not a chance, a guarantee) of a job after completion . It isnt recognised in any organisation as a requirement and even if you did have it, you would still be hundreds of hours short of getting a job as a Crewman. Put your $45,000 towards a CPL and you would have a better chance of getting a job and eventually a better paying career.
Thats my tip anyway.
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Haha cheers Set but have a dream of backseat flying. Got a couple buddies/contacts that would be able to help out (maybe) job wise.
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Haha... Seeing as I just got a quote from Careflight for the cert IV course... Gimme $45,000 and I'll become one
Is this really what they charge?????
Thats almost a CPL (H)!!
Masto - at least your aware and your going after what you want - Goodluck to you!!
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Yeah cheers c2w. They put it down to running cost of the chopper at about $4,000 an hour. Enough to induce a mild cardiac arrest haha! We'll see how I try to afford this. Watch this space haha.
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Re: BUNDABERG EMS AIRCREW OFFICER POSITION
Surely you wouldnt think about spending $45,000 on that course unless there is a guarantee (not a chance, a guarantee) of a job after completion . It isnt recognised in any organisation as a requirement and even if you did have it, you would still be hundreds of hours short of getting a job as a Crewman. Put your $45,000 towards a CPL and you would have a better chance of getting a job and eventually a better paying career.
Thats my tip anyway.
Actually, CHC, when they advertise Crewman positions, state that applicant must be "Qualified Crewmen". Im assuming that other countries probably have some system of qualification for their crewman hence why CHC ask for qualified candidates only.
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setintheback wrote:Masto wrote:Kulwin Park wrote:Do crewies even read Bladeslapper?
Haha... Seeing as I just got a quote from Careflight for the cert IV course... Gimme $45,000 and I'll become one
In the mean time, I guess I'll have to go to the mines for a while
Surely you wouldnt think about spending $45,000 on that course unless there is a guarantee (not a chance, a guarantee) of a job after completion . It isnt recognised in any organisation as a requirement and even if you did have it, you would still be hundreds of hours short of getting a job as a Crewman. Put your $45,000 towards a CPL and you would have a better chance of getting a job and eventually a better paying career.
Thats my tip anyway.
Spot on, it's just a pointless ticket, no job prerequisites ever ask for Cert IV, hours are key. The only thing you HAVE to have is the 29.11.
Get that, start applying for jobs, get the IV if you have no luck. It's a bloody expensive way to build hours, especially if you need 500+. Find a job that will give you hours at a better rate first.
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Tactical71 wrote:Surely you wouldnt think about spending $45,000 on that course unless there is a guarantee (not a chance, a guarantee) of a job after completion . It isnt recognised in any organisation as a requirement and even if you did have it, you would still be hundreds of hours short of getting a job as a Crewman. Put your $45,000 towards a CPL and you would have a better chance of getting a job and eventually a better paying career.
Thats my tip anyway.
Actually, CHC, when they advertise Crewman positions, state that applicant must be "Qualified Crewmen". Im assuming that other countries probably have some system of qualification for their crewman hence why CHC ask for qualified candidates only.
I'd be interested to see what their definition of "qualified" is. I know CHC crewies that have jobs and havent done a cert IV.
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