‧To carry out the duties of a QCI in the full range of Government Flying Service (GFS) operational roles by day and night on all GFS helicopter types, with particular focus on the professional development of all Air Crewman Officers in the grade through targeted Continuation Training (CT) and scenario-based training; and ‧To provide expert advice and assistance in the review and updating of the Operations Manuals, with particular focus on advanced mission operating techniques and procedures for certain specialized roles, including SAR, NVG and SH operations.

‧A current qualified crewman instructor (QCI) with at least 10 years of helicopter instructional experience; ‧Not less than 5,000 flying hours in large, multi-engine helicopters; ‧Not less than 20 years of experience in a multi-role operational helicopter units, which should include a wide range of Search and Rescue (SAR), Support Helicopter (SH), and Night Vision Goggles (NVG) experience; ‧Military flying experience; ‧Current/recent flying experience in the Super Puma AS332 and/or the EC155 will be an advantage; ‧Knowledge of the Emergency Aeromedical Transfer Programme and Hazardous Environment Medical Technician Course will be an advantage; ‧Previous operating experience in the Hong Kong region is desirable; and ‧The ability to communicate in Cantonese will be an advantage.