G200 First Officer (SIC)

Job Title: G200 First Officer (SIC) Location: Kenosha, WI (ENW) About George J. Priester Aviation George J. Priester Aviation is a premier aviation services company providing comprehensive aircraft management, charter, maintenance, and flight operations solutions. With decades of experience supporting owner-managed and client-focused flight departments, we are known for our commitment to safety, professionalism, and white-glove service. Our team operates in a dynamic Part 135 and Part 91 environment, supporting diverse aircraft types and mission profiles across the U.S. and internationally. At George J. Priester Aviation, we value integrity, collaboration, and accountability and we take pride in building long-term careers within aviation. Position Summary The First Officer/Second in Command (SIC) supports the safe and efficient operation of the aircraft by assisting the Pilot in Command (PIC) in all flight duties. This role involves close collaboration with the PIC to ensure that all flight operations are conducted in compliance with company policies, Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs), and industry standards. The SIC plays a critical role in monitoring aircraft systems, communicating with flight services, and ensuring a seamless flight experience for passengers. This position requires a high level of professionalism, safety awareness, and customer service. Pilot Schedule & Program Overview (Pilot Roles Only) This position supports a 135 operation flying a G200 based in KENW. The typical schedule is 8 hard days off per month, with average annual flight time of approximately 350-375 hours, 200 owner flight hours and 150-175 charter flight hours. The operation is crewed by 2 pilots and primarily conducts domestic flights. This information is provided for planning purposes and may vary based on operational demands and regulatory considerations. Key Responsibilities Assist in Flight Operations: Support the PIC in planning and executing all flight operations, including weather analysis, routing, aircraft performance calculations, and pre-flight inspections. Ensure compliance with applicable regulations, standard operating procedures, and the company’s Flight Operations Manual. Flight Monitoring & Navigation: Monitor instrumentation and aircraft systems during all phases of flight. Operate navigational and communication radios as directed by the PIC, obtaining clearances and relaying instructions as needed. Crew Resource Management (CRM): Maintain a high level of crew coordination and communication, providing feedback to the PIC and other crew members to ensure safe and efficient flight operations. Actively engage in the company’s Safety Management System (SMS) to identify and mitigate risks. Pre-flight & Post-flight Duties: Assist in conducting pre-flight inspections and ensuring that the aircraft is clean, stocked, and ready for flight. Ensure manuals, charts, and any passenger-specific items (e.g., catering) are onboard prior to departure. After the flight, assist with post-flight procedures and documentation. Safety & Emergency Procedures: Be alert to any abnormal situations or deviations from normal procedures. In case of PIC inattention or incapacitation, take control of the aircraft to prevent hazards. Participate in safety audits, corrective action plans, and preventive measures. Passenger Service: Assist in providing excellent customer service to passengers, ensuring their comfort and safety during the flight. Support the PIC in addressing passenger needs and delivering a high-quality flight experience.