Warrant Officer (Aviation)

Special Assignment

This position involves piloting of the CCSO aviation helicopters. Position incumbent interfaces with federal and state agencies on matters concerning aviation issues. Assist direct supervisor to develop operation plans and to coordinate with outside law enforcement agencies. Assignments are received in the form of broad policy statements. They must be capable of working as part of a two-man team or solo in the dynamic low altitude environment. They must be able to operate in day, night, NVG and IMC conditions. They must also be well versed in the law enforcement part of the mission, operating highly specialized observation, tracking, navigation, and communications equipment. They are primarily responsible for acting as Pilot-in-Command on all assigned missions. Work is performed under direction of the Chief Warrant Officer. Performance is reviewed through conferences and written reports. This position is considered essential under the CCSO Emergency Plan.

Examples of Duties

• All functions of a Deputy Sheriff
• Performs scheduled routine inspection
• Performs flying assignments in a fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters.
• Provides air support to ground units and assists other agencies.
• Completes and files unit reports and aircraft logs.
• Conducts public presentations.
• Performs other related work as required.
• Assist with maintenance as needed
• Conduct County flights including firefighting and Mosquito Control aerial missions

Knowledge, Skills And Abilities

Education Or Equivalent Experience

Equipment Used

AS350 / UH1 / Radio / FLIR / Search light / Telephones / Computers and Related Software / File cabinets / Fax machine / Flight information data sheets

Physical Assessment

Passed a physical examination by a licensed physician, physician assistant, or certified advanced registered nurse practitioner that has certified by signature on this job description that the member is fit to perform the duties as described. The Office requires that all applicants for certified positions undergo a physical ability test. As part of their pre-screening process, applicants are required to pass the physical abilities test. The Physical Ability Testing (PAT) test is designed to assess physical attributes essential to job related functions of law enforcement and detention officers.

Physical Effort Required

Class II FAA flight physical. Traveling by car or aircraft for meetings / conferences and programs which are held the majority of the time week night and week end hours. Must be able to physically perform the basic life operational functions of standing, walking, hearing, and kneeling, reaching, feeling, grasping, pushing, pulling, bending, climbing, crawling, fingering, and performing repetitive motions. Must be able to perform work pushing / pulling / grappling of persons or objects up to 150 pounds of force occasionally, 20 pounds frequently, and 10 pounds constantly.

Working Conditions

The cockpit is cramped quarters and can be very cold in the winter and warm in the summer. Work near potentially dangerous mechanical equipment. Must be able to tolerate loud noises and vibrations. Work on-call status and may require shift work, flexible hours, days and holidays which may include nights and weekends. May require acts of physical endurance. Work during inclement weather.

Please Direct Any Questions To

Charlotte County Sheriff's Office

recruitment@ccsofl.net

EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYMENT

The Charlotte County Sheriff's Office does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex (including pregnancy, gender identity, and sexual orientation), religion, Veterans Status, age (40 or older) disability or genetic information in employment or the provision of services.

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