Yellowhead Helicopters Ltd. (YHL) is a family owned and operated BC based firm, providing year-round helicopter charter services to many large companies and government agencies, since 1975. Our fleet includes Bell 206B3, 206L4, 212HP BLR, and Airbus Astar AS350B2 and B3e. And the latest additions – BK117s! We have a talented and professional staff base and a positive work environment supporting learning and growth.
Do you love the outdoors? We have a number of our remote bases in northern BC and Alberta offering stunning views and recreational activities right outside the hanger door. While our flying focus is western Canada, sometimes our contracts take us across Canada during the spring/summer/fall months.
We accept resumes year-round from seekers of helicopter pilot jobs in bc or helicopter ame jobs in bc.
Yellowhead Helicopters Ltd. is an equal employment opportunity employer and is committed to ensuring that it fulfils all of its employment obligations, specifically those outlined under the Employment Equity Act. Employment Equity encourages the establishment of working conditions that are free from barriers, seeks to correct conditions of disadvantage in employment, and promotes the principle that it requires special measures to accommodate for job applicants where under-representation exists and for those with disabilities.
We welcome applications from all qualified individuals, regardless of race, gender, disability or other identifying characteristic. Our varied team of employees consists of administration staff, dispatch ops support, stores personnel, ground crews, pilots and aircraft maintenance engineers (AMEs).
Below is a general overview of potential employment opportunities for helicopter pilots, AMEs and newly licensed AMEs. Those interested in submitting a resume can send them to:
Human Resources, HR@yhl.ca
Yellowhead Helicopters Ltd.
4275 Hangar Road,
Prince George, BC V2N 4M6
We thank all applicants, however only those selected for a job interview will be contacted.
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