We’re looking for a skilled, safety-focused GSE Mechanic II to join our maintenance team. In this role, you’ll work hands-on with a wide range of powered and non-powered ground support equipment that keeps airport and air operations running smoothly. If you enjoy diagnosing complex mechanical systems, working independently, and taking pride in keeping critical equipment mission-ready, this role offers a challenging and rewarding environment.
Inspect, maintain, repair, and overhaul a wide variety of ground support equipment (GSE)
Troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and powertrain systems to quickly and accurately diagnose issues
Remove malfunctioning equipment from service and ensure it is fully repaired and safe before return to operation
Use technical manuals, schematics, wiring diagrams, and drawings to solve complex repair challenges
Perform preventative maintenance to reduce downtime and extend equipment life
Safely utilize proper tools, equipment, and materials to complete maintenance tasks
Support facility or property equipment as needed
Mentor and guide less-experienced mechanics on diagnostics and repair techniques
Work in both indoor and outdoor environments, including flexible shifts, overtime, and occasional travel
Always model and uphold strong safety practices to protect coworkers, customers, and operations
High school diploma or GED
Minimum 3 years of industrial and/or commercial maintenance experience
Strong working knowledge of:
Gas and diesel engines
Hydraulic systems
Battery-operated equipment
Automatic and manual transmissions and drivetrains
Arc/MIG and acetylene welding
Light and heavy-duty tires and wheels
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, electrical schematics, and hydraulic diagrams
Valid driver’s license and ability to operate vehicles and equipment
Comfortable working independently with minimal supervision
Basic computer skills (Microsoft Office knowledge a plus)
Clear and professional communication skills in English (verbal and written)
Physical ability to bend, stoop, work in confined spaces or at heights, and lift up to 75 lbs occasionally
Own a complete set of general mechanic tools (specialty tools provided by the company)
Six (6) months of formal technical training in automotive, truck, or equipment maintenance
OR two (2) years of relevant commercial/industrial equipment servicing experience
(Formal schooling may substitute for experience—1 year of schooling = 1 year of experience)
CDL Class A license
Prior military AGE/GSE experience
Additional technical training or certifications