Ground Service Equipment Mechanic

AVFLIGHT CORPORATION•Traverse City, MI

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Ground Service Equipment Mechanic is responsible for maintaining, inspecting, and repairing various types of mechanical equipment and facilities. This role involves performing scheduled preventative maintenance, basic diagnostic and troubleshooting, and corrective repairs on ground services equipment used in the support of operations. The mechanic must adhere to company regulations and procedures, complete work assignment forms, and operate equipment like forklifts and tow vehicles. Additionally, they are responsible for maintaining a clean work area, properly disposing of used fluids, and may be required to assist with other duties such as aircraft fueling, deicing, cargo handling, and ground operations.

Requirements

At least 2 years of experience as a Ground Service Equipment mechanic.
Communication skills.
Ability to read and work from diagrams.
Ability to work under pressure.
Must have own roll-a-way tool box and meet minimum tool requirements.
Must be 18 years or older.
2 years related experience.
Must pass background check.
Must pass pre-employment drug test.
Must have valid Driver's license with a good driving record within company standards.
Must have authorization to work in the U.S.
Must be willing to work outside in all types of weather and elevated noise levels within the airport environment.

Nice To Haves

Paint and body experience preferred.
Aviation experience a plus.

Responsibilities

Inspect, maintain, and repair ground services equipment used in the support of operations.
Perform all scheduled preventative maintenance for GSE.
Independently perform basic diagnostic and troubleshooting procedures using test equipment, applicable manuals, and industry resources.
Perform corrective repairs.
Work according to company regulations and procedures and instructions from lead, supervisor, or manager.
Complete forms connected with work assignments.
Operate fork lift and tow equipment.
Clean up any oil spills after working on equipment.
Dispose of used fluids in proper location.
Occasionally perform other duties not associated with maintenance, such as aircraft fueling and deicing, cargo loading and unloading, and airline and charter ground operations.
Perform other duties as assigned.