Touring Aircrew Officer - HEMS & Search and Rescue

About the role

Babcock is seeking expressions of interest from experienced Aircrew Officers to join its touring workforce supporting Aviation and Critical Services operations across Queensland, South Australia and Victoria. You will work alongside aviation and medical professionals in HEMS and Search and Rescue operations, operating across multiple bases and mission profiles. The role is full time and involves a touring lifestyle.

Key responsibilities

• Conduct safe flight operations in line with CASA requirements, contractual obligations and Babcock policies
• Carry out HEMS and Search and Rescue operations
• Operate rescue hoist systems and mission equipment per the Exposition
• Perform Front Left Seat (FLS) duties by day and use Night Vision Imaging Systems (NVIS)
• Provide accurate visual observations and flight information to the Pilot
• Support Medical Transport Specialists in critical interventions within your scope of practice
• Maintain aircraft role equipment, complete pre-flight and post-flight tasks and reporting, and keep recencies and proficiency checks up to date
• Undertake other duties directed by the Deputy Chief Aircrew Officer or Chief Aircrew Officer

Required profile

• Minimum 500 hours as an Aircrew Officer
• Rescue hoist operator endorsement held more than 12 months, or equivalent military endorsement
• NVIS endorsement and operational experience
• Minimum 150 hours of EMS experience
• Current HUET with EBS and a current CASA Class 2 Medical Certificate
• AWS139 FLS experience
• First Aid (HLTAID011) and Advanced Resuscitation and Oxygen Therapy (HLTAID015)
• Certificate IV in Aviation (Aircrewman/Aircrew Officer) or Certificate IV in Airborne Operations
• Right to live and work in Australia; eligibility for a security clearance under AGSVA guidelines
• Preference for QLD-based applicants; rescue crew officer and Bell 412 experience preferred

What we offer

• Operational variety across multiple bases, teams and mission profiles
• Ongoing training and professional development
• Internal career development and progression opportunities
• A safety-focused, supportive environment

Applications close 11 November 2026; pre-employment checks may be required and some sites require full vaccination.