[Alternate Project Manager] - Maintenance Test Pilot UH-60 Blackhawk Helicopter

                                                         Hot Job!!!!!!!!!

                                                       Immediate Fill

Location:  Yuma, Arizona as a place to actually live—not just visit—there are several things that make it unusually appealing.

• The winter weather is outstanding. Yuma is extraordinarily sunny, with tourism officials citing 300+ days of sunshine a year. Winters are mild enough that hiking, golf, grilling, boating, and sitting outside can be normal January activities.
  
• You get a real river in the middle of the desert. The Colorado River gives Yuma something many Southwestern cities lack: boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, fishing, beaches, wetlands, and green riverfront areas.
  
• The surrounding landscape is spectacular. You have Sonoran Desert scenery, wildlife refuges, hiking and mountain biking, plus the massive Imperial Sand Dunes nearby for off-roading and exploring.
  
• Mexico is right there. Yuma's location on the Arizona–Mexico border gives you easy access to Mexican food, culture, shopping and cross-border day trips. It also puts Yuma roughly between Phoenix and San Diego, making weekend escapes to either major metro practical.
  
• It's big enough to function like a city without feeling like Phoenix. Yuma had about 95,500 residents at the 2020 Census, so you have restaurants, medical services, shopping, parks and infrastructure without living in a multi-million-person metro area.
  
• There's considerably more greenery and recreation than the word “desert” suggests. The city maintains hundreds of acres of parks and recreational facilities, while the Colorado River corridor and wetlands give parts of Yuma a genuine oasis feel.
  
• It has character and history. Historic Downtown, the Yuma Territorial Prison area, Colorado River State Historic Park and the Yuma Crossing heritage district give the community an identity that goes well beyond subdivisions and strip malls.
  
• Military aviation is part of the culture. Marine Corps Air Station Yuma has deep roots in the area's aviation history, which gives the city a noticeable military presence and community.

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Requirements

 a. Graduate of US Army Maintenance Pilot course
b. Five (5) years in Army Aviation Service
c. Three (3) years of experience as a maintenance test pilot
d. 1000 hours as Pilot in Command
e. FAA Commercial Rotorcraft rating with instrument endorsement
f. Current FAA Class II Medical Certificate

Benefits Available

• Employee & Family Health, Dental, and Vision Insurance Options
  
• Paid Federal Holidays
• Paid Sick Leave
• Paid Vacation 
• Other benefits may include, but not be limited to: a variety of other Personal Leave days off, Uniform and PPE provisions, paid training, performance awards, and occasional meal, beverage, or snack accommodations. 

(Please Note: Not all benefits will apply, based on a variety of factors, i.e., opt out and plan provisions, etc.) 

LOGMET is an Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity Employer: we welcome and encourage all individuals, including veterans and individuals with disabilities, to apply! 

We sincerely appreciate your consideration; please feel free to contact LOGMET's HR Department anytime, with any questions you may have.