Helicopter Aerial Work/Fire Pilot - Western Canada

Whistler, BC

Overview
We are seeking an experienced pilot to join our aerial wildfire suppression team operating across the western provinces of Canada. As a key member of our fire-response crew, you will conduct mountain flights, reconnaissance, water/retardant drops, support to ground crews, and other aerial wildfire suppression tasks. You will also assist in airspace coordination, surveillance flights, and, when required, long-range deployments between provinces.

Duties

• Pilot helicopter aircraft for wildfire suppression, including mountain-area operations.
• Navigate challenging terrain, weather, and altitude conditions typical of mountainous regions.
• Coordinate with air attack officers, ground crews and other air assets during wildfire operations.
• Ensure compliance with all aviation, safety, and wildfire-operation protocols.
• Be ready for rapid deployment across different provinces (BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba) as fires arise.

Requirements

• Valid Canadian commercial pilot licence (CPL) or equivalent; .
• Significant total flight time, including mountain-flight experience.
• Previous experience in aerial wildfire suppression or mountain operations (helicopter) - wildfire "birddog," water-bomber or equivalent missions are an asset.
• Strong ability to operate in mountain/weather-challenging environments, including high altitude, variable weather, and remote terrain.
• Excellent situational awareness, decision-making, and teamwork skills under stressful and dynamic conditions.
• Compliance with all regulatory and safety requirement

This position offers an exciting opportunity for qualified pilots eager to advance their careers in a professional environment that values safety, service excellence, and leadership.

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $45,000.00-$196,622.65 per year

We appreciate all interested applications; however only those selected for an interview will be contacted.

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Overview

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• Pilot helicopter aircraft for wildfire suppression, including mountain-area operations.

• Navigate challenging terrain, weather, and altitude conditions typical of mountainous regions.

• Coordinate with air attack officers, ground crews and other air assets during wildfire operations.

• Ensure compliance with all aviation, safety, and wildfire-operation protocols.

• Be ready for rapid deployment across different provinces (BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba) as fires arise.

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Valid Canadian commercial pilot licence (CPL) or equivalent; .

Work Hours

Full Time