Air Combat Systems Officer (ACSO) Contracted Qualified Flying Instructor (CQFI) , Standards Officer PAL Aerospace has partnered with SkyAlyne, the prime contractor for the Future Aircrew Training (FAcT) Program for the Government of Canada. This is Canada's next generation pilot and aircrew training program for the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF). The FAcT Program will transform how the RCAF trains its next generation of pilots, Air Combat Systems Officers (ACSO), and Airborne Electronic Sensor Operators (AES Op). Combining live flying, advanced simulations, and classroom learning, this long-term program ensures aircrew are fully prepared for future operations. At PAL Aerospace, you'll be part of a team where your expertise is valued, your career development is supported, and your contributions will have a lasting impact. It's an opportunity to work alongside experts in a mission that directly supports Canada's defense. As part of this long-term initiative, you'll have access to world-class training, cutting-edge technology, and meaningful career development. You'll play a key role in preparing Canada's future aircrew. "For me, the technology and equipment are what really stand out. Whether it's working with advanced radar systems or mission simulators, there's always something new to learn and apply. The FAcT program offers sensor operators the chance to stay sharp and engaged in a fast-evolving field." Duane MacLeod - Director of Training & Head Sensor Op (Curaçao) // PAL Aerospace PAL Aerospace is searching for an experienced ACSO CQFI, Standards Officer to join our team at the Winnipeg, MB facility. Duties and Responsibilities : The primary responsibility of the ACSO CQFI, Standards Officer is to manage and provide oversight to the ACSO CQFIs, and FIC and ACSO students Qualification Standards, and ensuring that training is conducted IAW the Training System Design (TSD), Training Management Plan (TMP), Training Plans (TPs) and Lesson Plans. Fill the position of ACSO subject matter expert to support the FAcT ramp up plan and transition-in activities up to Ready for Training (RFT) and Training Steady State (TSS) such as supporting courseware development, Operational Test & Evaluation (OT&E) and customer acceptance activities, as well as participating in Training Development Team (TDT) and Integrated Test Team (ITT) working groups. Conduct the category proficiency and upgrade checks on ACSO CQFIs, as required. Ensure all ACSO CQFI's qualifications are met, current and maintained. Ensure FAcT Training Programs delivery and continuous improvement are IAW CFITES Principles: Analysis, Design, Development, Conduct, Evaluation and Validation. Supervise, monitor and coach the ACSO CQFIs, manage the Training Program / Training system Design and provide training to RCAF ACSO Students, IAW the applicable QS and TP. Conduct instruction and evaluation as part of the ACSO student and FIC syllabi, including all associated activities to support the instructional mission and instruct as a CQFI, as required. Act as Subject Matter Expert to support Courseware, flight operations and training delivery IPTs, as required. Participate in Wing, Squadron and Flight-mandated briefings, participate in Progress Review Boards and Instructor Reviews, as required. Support flight dispatching, as required. Travel required. Experience : Former RCAF experience within the last 10 years with an acceptable Prior Learning Assessment Requirement (PLAR) completed. Have no less than three (3) years related instructional experience as an QFI within a flying unit or air service, whose flight operations are similar in size and scope. Comprehensive understanding of RCAF CFITES principles. Comprehensive understanding of RCAF rear crew training system, organizations/hierarchy, and reporting mechanisms. RCAF/DND/GoC/industry, or equivalent, experience in general staffing duties and procedures. Supporting operations and training programs, inclu
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