Common use of Aviation Specialist Clause in Contracts

Aviation Specialist. The aviation specialist has an appointment in the College of Aviation and provides instruction in an aviation discipline (including, but not limited to, flight, ground, simulator and engineering). This is done in accordance with an approved syllabus that is in compliance with FAA regulations. The aviation specialist holds the necessary forms of licensure and certification as detailed by the appropriate regulatory authority (Civil Aviation Authority, Joint Aviation Authorities, Federal Aviation Administration). Aviation specialists differ from most other faculty specialists in the following ways. 20.§4.4.1 The workload for aviation specialists shall be forty (40) scheduled hours per week. It is recognized that this may at times include work on the week-end; and that in any given week the required hours may be greater or less than forty (40), as determined by the aviation specialist’s supervisor, but reasonable effort will be made to approximate forty (40) hours per week. In the event that the forty (40) -hour work week is routinely exceeded, the aviation specialist and their immediate supervisor will meet to arrange for compensatory time off to be taken at mutually agreeable times within a reasonable period after its accrual.

Aviation Specialist. The aviation specialist has an appointment in the College of Aviation and provides instruction in an aviation discipline (including, but not limited to, flight, ground, simulator and engineering). This is done in accordance with an approved syllabus that is in compliance with FAA regulations. The aviation specialist holds the necessary forms of licensure and certification as detailed by the appropriate regulatory authority (Civil Aviation Authority, Joint Aviation Authorities, Federal Aviation Administration). Aviation specialists differ from most other faculty specialists in the following ways. 20.§4.4.1 The workload for aviation specialists shall be forty (40) scheduled hours per week. It is recognized that this may at times include work on the week-end; and that in any given week the required hours may be greater or less than forty (40), as determined by the aviation specialist’s supervisor, but reasonable effort will be made to approximate forty (40) hours per week. In the event that the forty (40) -hour - hour work week is routinely exceeded, the aviation specialist and their his/her immediate supervisor will meet to arrange for compensatory time off to be taken at mutually agreeable times within a reasonable period after its accrual.