Flight Operations Inspector (Training & Standards) is mainly deployed on flight operation matters including –
(a) conducting station facilities, ramp and base inspections, and other safety oversight inspections of the Air Operator’s Certificates (AOC) holders to ensure that the operator’s documentation with respect to operations and training manuals, and all other instructions to operating staff are in compliance with established policies and standards;
(b) observing professional pilot training, monitoring standards and ensuring that the training is carried out in accordance with all relevant legislation;
(c) examining persons for appointment as authorised examiners for the grant of Private Pilot Licence and handling matters on Flying Training Organisation and training courses;
(d) providing support on the formulation and implementation of policies and requirements on flight standards and training matters;
(e) assisting and coordinating Civil Aviation Department’s participation in flight operations related project development; and
(f) performing other regulatory / training duties as directed by supervisors.
(Notes: Post holders may require to travel extensively on duty and work irregular hours.)

Candidates should have -
(a) a valid International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) contracting state’s Airline Transport Pilot’s Licence (ATPL) (Aeroplane) with a current Class One Medical Certificate (See Note 1) and eight years’ relevant post-licence experience and at least 5 000 hours of commercial transport flying experience of which a minimum of 3 000 hours should be on multi-engine aeroplanes;

(b) with at least 7 years of -

(i) regulatory experience in flight operations including general aviation; OR
(ii) experience in checking and training of flight crew in airlines;

AND

(c) strong command of written and spoken English.