Ground Equipment Mechanic
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Description
Purpose of position
Maintaining and carrying our repairs to ground support equipment (GSE) including\: de-icing trucks, tow tractors, forklifts, ground power units, work stands, and more.
Key responsibilities
Reporting to the Ground Equipment Crew Chief and the Manager, Systems Support & GSE, the Ground Equipment Mechanic will be responsible for the following tasks\:
- Provide maintenance to GSE including\: a variety of vehicles and engine driven equipment, such as de-icing trucks, ground power units, air conditioning carts, tow tractors, forklifts, and belt loaders.
- Conduct mechanical repairs to other equipment such as tow bars, work stands, scissor lifts, hydraulic power units and jacks, sky-check carts, AC and DC electric mobile power carts.
- Troubleshoot mechanical and Electrical defects.
- Support of remote airport station equipment as required.
- Maintain GSE stock and deal and communicate with suppliers when required.
- Ensure proper handling of all controlled substances and cleanliness of GSE work area.
- Work Monday to Friday; shift work may be required based on operational requirements.
- Perform duties in accordance with established policies, procedures and regulation while giving primary consideration to personal safety, and the safety of co-workers and customers.
- Perform other related duties as assigned.
Required qualifications
- Completed an Auto Mechanic or Heavy Equipment Mechanic Trade in recognized post-secondary institution or completed a combination of work experience and industry courses in the trade.
- Must possess a valid Canadian-issued driver's license with no restrictions or condition.
- Ability to obtain an Airport Restricted Area Pass and Airport Vehicle Operators Permit.
- Excellent communication skills, have a strong work ethic.
- English language fluency, both written and verbal (Must be able to communicate with English internal and external customers across the country).
Preferred qualifications
- A journeyman certificate.
- A red seal certificate.
- Previous experience with aviation equipment.
- French language skills (oral fluency or working knowledge).