FedEx-ground, Maneuver, Procedures, instr
 

Hey guys,


Can any FedEx training instructors clearfiy the difference between the ground, procedures and maneuver instructor positions? I am applying to the ground instructor position only, and find the other two somewhat confusing.

What is the purpose of this division of instructor types?


Thanks,


AWACS

Yeah sure. I think I can try to Splain a bit.

Ground - Stand up/ground. Example-class room set up, lecture over systems mainly.

Procedures - Systems and Aircraft specific Procedures demonstrated in a Flight
Training Device no motion.

Maneuver - Procedures and Emergency/Abnormal Instruction in a full motion
Simulator


Why the division? Pay I guess.

I hope this helps, Lets get to working round here.

Pay is all the same for the Professional instructors.

Bohica's correct on what the positions do.

Where is the posting? I have a buddy that might be interested.

I'm sure there are lots of buddies interested.......;)

Ok, Her’s how to get to the posting.
Go to pilot.fedex.com
At the bottom of the page is a listing for careers. Click on that.
On the new page select. United States, Flight & Air Operations, and Fedex Express, then match my description.
The page that comes up will show Job ID of 72509_SS Flight Training Procedures Instructor. You can submit your job application there.
Good luck. Hope to see some of you new guys in the school house soon.
Disco

Just a side note, I don't believe there is any metering (flow through) program for instructors anymore. You can still apply for a line pilot position after a set time through the JCA (job change application) but it involves the full interview process. The same thing applies to the Corp Flight Department now.

thanks disco.