Line Service Representative - Aircraft Fueling and Servicing

Clark County Department of Aviation•General Aviation, NV

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Clark County Department of Aviation is hiring a Line Service Representative to work at North Las Vegas Airport and/or Henderson Executive Airport. The role provides aircraft fueling, servicing, and ground support for General Aviation aircraft. It includes conducting fuel quality checks, maintaining fuel and supply inventories and records, inspecting and maintaining ground support equipment, and providing customer service. The representative also directs and secures aircraft, helps protect airport movement areas, and supports airport emergency operations. The position works outdoors in all weather conditions, with exposure to high noise and potentially hazardous fuels, lubricants, and other materials, and includes scheduled off-hours shifts. Employment is contingent on physical and drug examinations, background checks, and the ability to obtain and maintain a TSA-mandated security badge. Permanent employees must maintain their principal residence within Clark County and provide proof of compliance with Nevada vehicle registration and driver’s license laws within 90 days of employment. Candidates must be legally authorized to work in the United States; the County does not provide H-1B sponsorship or transfers.

Requirements

Equivalent to graduation from high school.
One year of full-time aircraft ground servicing and fueling experience.
Remain current in an FAA-approved Line Service training program (NATA Safety 1st Professional Line Service Training) and complete required CCDOA training.
Possess a valid Nevada Class C driver's license at time of hire.
Possess and maintain a valid Food Handler Safety Training Card issued by the Southern Nevada Health District.
Specified positions may require a CDL license.
Be legally authorized to work in the United States.
Permanent employees must maintain a principal place of residence within Clark County and provide proof of compliance with Nevada motor vehicle registration and driver's license laws within 90 days of employment.
Pass a physical examination and pre-employment drug examination.
Pass an education and experience background investigation and an FBI fingerprint-based criminal history check, and be able to obtain and maintain a TSA-mandated security badge.
Present two original government-issued identification documents upon acceptance of a job offer.
Clearly document all qualifying education and experience in the application’s Education and Work Experience sections.

Responsibilities

Fuel various types of aircraft using mobile refueling equipment and accurately record, report, and maintain records of fuel services.
Test fuel deliveries and inspect stored fuel for quality in accordance with FAA guidelines.
Track daily fuel orders and calculate fuel balances and usage at the end of each shift.
Service aircraft using specialized equipment for nitrogen, aviator breathing oxygen, towing, potable water, lavatory service, GPU/APU, interior cleaning, and windscreen cleaning.
Maintain the serviceability, cleanliness, and safety of aircraft fueling and servicing ground support equipment; conduct safety inspections, perform required maintenance, and report and document repairs.
Meet, direct, and marshal transient aircraft to appropriate ramp areas; ensure aircraft are tied down, secured, or chocked as needed to prevent inadvertent movement.
Inspect movement and non-movement areas and remove foreign object debris and other debris from runways, taxiways, taxi lanes, ramp areas, and other airside locations as necessary.
Work as a team member and assist with training other team members as necessary.
Assist customers and crew with baggage handling and catering, provide surface transportation information, and provide other reasonable services as requested.
Receive bulk fuel storage shipments, perform fuel density calculations and quality control checks, and complete required documentation.
Assist air traffic control in maintaining movement-area security and keep unauthorized personnel away from runways, taxiways, taxi lanes, and aircraft parking areas.
Immediately report suspicious incidents to the proper authorities.
Assist with the Airport Emergency Plan and remove disabled aircraft from movement areas, non-movement areas, and their immediate vicinity using specialized equipment.
Assist public safety personnel as directed during emergencies and operate a fire support vehicle, as applicable.
Maintain accurate records of work performed and services provided.
Contain and clean up spills of petroleum products and other liquid hazards.
Document, photograph, and report incidents occurring on airport property.
Contribute suggestions to improve unit service and direct or participate as an active work-team member.
Use standard office equipment and operate a variety of motor vehicles in daily duties and work tasks.