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The Line Service Technician (LST) provides safe, efficient aircraft ground-handling services and exceptional customer service to aircraft owners, guests, and flight crews. This hands-on, operations-focused role supports arriving and departing aircraft with professionalism, urgency, and a positive attitude. The position performs aircraft fueling, towing, parking, de-icing, placement, and basic cleaning; operates aircraft ground support equipment according to procedures and safety standards; and delivers required ground support services in a timely and accurate manner. The technician maintains awareness of aircraft movement, foreign object debris (FOD), weather, ramp hazards, and operational risks, and performs duties with attention to detail and minimal supervision. The technician assists passengers and flight crews, anticipates customer needs, and represents Modern Aviation professionally. The role involves coordinating with other Line Service Technicians, Customer Service staff, and Operations leadership, communicating clearly during aircraft movements, and performing additional duties as assigned by Shift Leads or Line Management. The work requires standing or walking for extended periods and frequent bending, reaching, and manual tasks. The employee is regularly exposed to moving mechanical parts and may encounter wet or humid conditions, extreme heat and cold, high or precarious places, outdoor weather, vibration, and chemicals including aviation fuels, oils, and lavatory fluid. The noise level is usually loud. Schedules vary and may include evenings, nights, weekends, and holidays. The role is based at ILM in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED

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