GSE/Diesel Mechanic Level 2: $27.50/hr

Menzies Aviation Careers•Austin, TX

22d•$28

About The Position

People. Passion. Pride. This is what has driven our teams since 1833. Since that time, we have developed to become a critical partner in the global aviation industry, delivering time-critical logistics services at over 300 locations in 65 countries, across 6 continents. But at the heart of our business is our people. Role Purpose This role is responsible for the safe and efficient repairing and rebuilding of airport service vehicles. These vehicles include but are not limited to support trucks, stationary carts, tankers, and hydrant trucks. You will be required to inspect and identify defective or broken parts on vehicles as well as make repairs to gas/diesel engines, hydraulic, electrical, and mechanical systems. The maintenance team ensures our aircraft services team can operate effectively by providing proper preventive care for equipment and timely repairs to broken equipment ensuring all work is performed safely and is supported by following established procedures and protocols.

Requirements

GSE/Diesel Mechanic Level 2
Must have 6 months to 2 years of Diesel Mechanic experience/background
Coursework in diesel mechanic
Must be 18 years of age
Must possess valid US driver’s license
Must have authorization to work in the USA
Must pass pre-employment drug screen
Ability to proficiently read, write and speak English
Must be comfortable lifting/moving 70lbs
Must be available and flexible to work variable shifts including weekends and holidays
Must be comfortable working in all weather conditions
Must be able to obtain and maintain all required Airport Badge
Must have a High School Diploma or General Education Degree (GED), or one to three months related experience and/or training, or equivalent combination of education and experience
¼” DRIVE Ratchet
Swivel Socket (Deep and Shallow Required)
Standard 1/8” – 9/16”
Extension 3” and 6”
½” DRIVE Ratchet
Sockets (Deep and Shallow Required)
Extension 3” and 6”
Standard 3/8” - 15/16”
6” Impact Extension
Deep Impact Socket 1/215/16”
3/8” DRIVE Ratchet
Swivel
Extensions 3” and 6”
Socket (Deep and Shallow Required)
Standard 5/16 – 1”
Spark Plug Socket 5/8 and 13/16”
WRENCHES
Combination wrenches ¼” -15/16”
Allen Wrenches 1/16” – 3/8”
Crescent Wrenches 8” and 12”
HAMMERS, CHISELS, PUNCHES
Ball Peen Hammer 32 oz.
4-pound Sledge
Punch and Chisel Set
SCREW DRIVERS and PRY BARS
Phillips Head Screwdrivers #1 & #2
Standard Head Screwdrivers #1 & #2
Pry Bar 24”
AIR TOOLS
1/2” Drive Impact Gun
OSHA Approved Air Nozzle
Tire Chuck
PLIERS
Channel Locks 12”
Standard Pliers 8”
MISCELLANEOUS
Flashlight
Tire pressure Guage (Up to 120 PSI)
Tape Measure (25”)
Oil Filter Wrenches (small and large)
Gloves Medium
Locking Rollaway Toolbox
Small Locking Road Box

Responsibilities

Inspect and identify defective or broken parts on vehicles as well as make repairs to gas/diesel engines, hydraulic, electrical, fueling and mechanical systems.
Perform monthly, quarterly, and annual quality control checks on the refueling equipment, maintain records relating to maintenance.
Ensure our aircraft services team can operate effectively by providing proper preventative care to equipment and timely repairs to broken equipment.
Maintain a safe and secure work environment, in accordance with local health, safety, and security policies and procedures, aassuring a clean and safe working environment
Hydrate electric equipment according to the Hydration Schedule
Able to program and understand the functions of the Rapid Charger, including the Battery Monitor and Identification Device (BMID)
Perform monthly, quarterly and annual quality control checks on the equipment
Able to perform an accident inspection on involved equipment
You will have a responsibility and duty whilst at work to take reasonable care of the health, safety and wellbeing of yourself and others in accordance with provided information, training, and workplace health and safety rules or procedures.
All mechanics are required to perform all duties of the other positions, as needed do to operational need; Example: A Level I Mechanic may need to perform tasks of a Level III when directed