GeoSim Technologies

A touching story of aircrafts helping save lives. Thanks LifeFlight

Our RACQ LifeFlight Rescue crews are ready to fly 24/7 – even over the holidays. 🚁 ☀️

What was supposed to be a mellow afternoon surfing ended with Andrew in an RACQ LifeFlight Rescue helicopter. After hitting the sand headfirst, which resulted in a serious spinal injury that instantly paralysed him, he required immediate care and rapid transport to hospital. It was a long road to recovery for Andrew, but miraculously he is now walking and doing what he loves again – surfing and spending time with his family.

Andrew feels like the luckiest man alive and is grateful for his second chance at life. We are honoured that we were able to be there for him and make a difference.

Stay safe this Christmas and know we'll be there for you – no matter where summer takes you!

https://www.lifeflight.org.au/summer

A fun Christmas themed mission! Love seeing these kind gestures in our world, particularly from government organisations.

Just for a bit of fun, I asked an AI to generate me an air tractor flying above a corn field and this is what I got.

The recent bushfires in NSW and Queensland have heralded the start of yet another fire season, which we hope will not be as harsh as years gone past. Our hearts go out to those people who have lost property and had their homes damaged by the current fires in NSW and Queensland.

GeoSim Technologies has been all too aware of the dangers and damage that wildfires can cause. To try and assist our brave pilots, we have developed in-house, the powerful Vulcan aerial fire fighting program which is designed to operate with our Air Tractor SEATS aircraft and our AS350 helicopter simulators.

These simulators in conjunction with Vulcan are designed to emulate real wild fire situations and aircraft emergencies that will assist our heroic aerial firefighting pilots to not only practice missions before they actually happen but also practice communication protocols, emergency situations and can also be used by Air attack supervisors to co-ordinate missions in a safe and risk-free environment.



https://youtu.be/HJoayIyC3Ss

http://www.geosim.com.au/vulcan/

AT802 FireFly Simulator Our friend Sid from SICA Media dropped by and shot us a video about our AT802 and Vulcan Software!www.sicamedia.com.auwww.geosim.com.au

The Supermarine Spitfire, one of the most iconic and recognizable aircraft of all time. The brainchild of R. J. Mitchell, the Spitfire first flew on March 5, 1936, with the Mark I entering service with 19 Squadron RAF, in the summer of 1938. During the Second World War, Great Britain produced a total of 20,351 Spitfires in about 24 different variants.
GeoSim's full cockpit Spitfire simulator (pictured above) is based on the Mark VIII variant, which almost exclusively served overseas, in the Mediterranean, Middle East and Pacific theatres. The RAAF operated a large number of MKVc's and MKVIII's in the South-West Pacific, however the Spitfire was unsuited to the climate and rugged conditions and did not perform as well as it did in Europe. Nevertheless, from 1944 - 1945, the Spitfire MKVIII saw significant action in this theatre of the war, especially with No.1 (Fighter) Wing, under Wing Commander Clive 'Killer' Caldwell, Australia's leading flying ace.
With most of us here, at GeoSim Technologies, being warbird enthusiasts, this Spitfire simulator was a project which filled us with childish delight! We built it with sheet aluminium riveted to an exposed interior framework, to mimic the construction of the real Spitfire. In addition to featuring a realistic instrument panel and gauges, the simulator's greatest point of attraction (for me anyhow) is the iconic spade-grip control column and the light-up gunsight. This labour of love can be found at Hunter Warbirds in Scone, NSW, just waiting to give you a chance to experience some of the exhilaration of flying a real Supermarine Spitfire.

Our friend Sid, from Sica Media, dropped in and shot this awesome video of our Air Tractor AT802 and Vulcan firefighting software in action!

AT802 FireFly Simulator Our friend Sid from SICA Media dropped by and shot us a video about our AT802 and Vulcan Software!www.sicamedia.com.auwww.geosim.com.au

Here's a sneak peak of our second R44 Raven II simulator in progress 😊

What do you think of GeoSim's latest simulator the elegant Cessna Citation Mustang, being sent to a customer in Kenya?
The Mustang comes with the option of a 2.3M (180°) scenery presentation DOME, perfect for small footprint installations, or our 3M (240°) and 4M (270°) DOMES.

Did you know that we have also built a Supermarine Spitfire, Bristol Fighter, AW139 and three Air Tractor 802 simulators this year?
To find out more about the Mustang simulator, or any of our other products visit our website at www.GeoSim.com.au or contact us at [email protected]!

Counting down the days until our S2T and OV10 Bronco Simulators arrive at CALFIRE! We are looking forward to the flight simulators serving to help safely train for adverse conditions! 🔥

Applicant
Are you interested in applying your skills and knowledge in your day-to-day work?
Do you speak Portuguese and have an understanding of Spanish?
Are you self-motivated and willing to learn new skills?
Do you have a sound work ethic?
If so, we would like to speak to you.

GeoSim Background
We are a family-owned Australian business based in west Brisbane, who have been designing and building Helicopter and Aeroplane simulation devices for the last 19 years. Our devices are used around the world to train Pilots for the Aeromedical, Firefighting, research and commercial flying industries. We build a wide range of simulators, ranging from portable VR to full cockpit flight simulators.

We are looking for a highly motivated staff member to help grow our team. The correct candidate will need to be a self-starter who enjoys being challenged and is able to apply their current knowledge to assist our company in our dynamic business. GeoSim builds the majority of the components that go into our simulators, which will offer the correct applicant many interesting challenges. This position offers the correct applicant an opportunity to grow and expand personally as well as use a wide range of technologies as they help design and build the products from the ground up to completion.

Civil Engineering Draftsman Position
As an Engineering Draftsperson your tasks will include the following;
• Assist in the design and drafting specifications for the various simulator components.
• Assist the Director of business in completing the CAD drawings.
• Assist in liaison with engineering shops, laser cutters and powder coaters.
• Assist in the assembly and testing of the various manufactured components.
• Liaise with Spanish and Portuguese speaking clients.

Key Attributes
We are looking for first and foremost a good attitude and work ethic. Someone who can assist in designing various mechanical components utilised in the simulators. The position would encompass designing various parts for the systems and then to liaise with manufacturing contractors to create the products.
• Must be familiar with Autodesk Inventor CAD software.
• Understand how to create mechanical parts using sheet metal fabrication and CNC techniques.
• Ability to create accurate 3D drawings in Autodesk Inventor.
• Must be capable of problem solving
• Ability to work on multiple projects at the same time.
• Ability to work well in a team environment and have a willingness to learn.
• Interest in reverse engineering and replicating mechanisms.
• Familiarity with some aviation concepts.

Hours and Employment Rate
• This position is an hourly paid position and as such hours may vary from week to week depending on the deadline weekend work may in exceptional circumstances be required.
• Starting rate is based on $57K per annum.
• Overseas travel may be required as GeoSim has many overseas orders and plans to break into the South American market.

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