About this role
We keep the equipment running that keeps the airport running. If you love the sound of a diesel turning over at 4 a.m. and the satisfaction of sending a fixed machine back onto the ramp, this is your crew. Our team maintains the full lineup of ground support equipment, including: Baggage tugs and tractors Aircraft pushback and tow tractors Belt loaders and cargo loaders Baggage carts and dollies Ground power units (GPUs) and air start units Preconditioned air (PCA) units Deicing trucks Lavatory service and potable water trucks Catering trucks Forklifts and utility vehicles Ramp Service Clerk Overview: The Ramp Service Clerk is the entry point to our GSE team. Clerks keep equipment and parts moving so mechanics can stay focused on repairs. It's a great fit for someone who wants to get hands-on in aviation and build toward a mechanic career. Job Duties: Service, fuel, wash, and perform basic upkeep on ground support equipment Move and position equipment between the shop, ramp, and other airport facilities Order, receive, inventory, secure, and disburse parts and supplies Assist mechanics with routine tasks and keep work areas clean and organized Perform additional assignments as directed by management Comply with all Company policies and regulations What You Bring: Interest in mechanical work and willingness to learn Ability to follow safety procedures and Company policy Valid driver's license and ability to work outdoors in all weather conditions Reliability and a strong work ethic GSE Mechanic Overview: Performs skilled maintenance and repair work on equipment and automotive/ground support equipment components. This is the core mechanic role and a natural next step for Ramp Service Clerks and tradespeople ready to grow their skills in an aviation environment. Job Duties: Troubleshoot, disassemble, clean, repair, replace, test, adjust, assemble, install, service, fabricate, and inspect building, plant, and automotive equipment components May order, receive, inventory, secure, or disburse parts and supplies on or off airport facilities Perform additional assignments as directed by management Comply with all Company policies and regulations Duties in addition to those outlined for the Ramp Service Clerk classification What You Bring: Hands-on mechanical aptitude and willingness to work across multiple equipment types Ability to follow safety procedures and Company policy Reliability and a strong work ethic Field Service Technician Overview: Field Service Technicians take on advanced, specialized responsibilities beyond the core Mechanic role, focusing on the repair and maintenance of critical passenger-facing and ground support systems. This classification is filled through a competitive bid process, awarded to the most qualified senior employee who applies. Job Duties (in addition to the Mechanic job description): Service aircraft ground power generators Maintain HVAC systems Service aircraft ground potable water units and related equipment Perform additional assignments as directed by management Comply with all Company policies and regulations Minimum Qualifications: Certification from a vocational/technical school or college in electrical training Two (2) years of experience at the journeyman level in a plant or field maintenance setting Technical Specialist Overview: Technical Specialists are non-licensed professionals who bring mastered, specialized skills in a particular trade or field, such as welding, machining, electrical work, or pneumatics, to support Company operations at the highest technical level. Job Duties (in addition to the Mechanic job description): Apply mastered technical skill(s) in a specialized subject or field (examples: welder, machinist, electrician, pneumatics specialist) Perform additional assignments as directed by management Comply with all Company policies and regulations Minimum Qualifications: Demonstrated mastery of a specialized trade or technical skill set Minimum of two (2) years of documented training and/or job experience in that specialty Why Join Our Team? Structured, transparent career progression across four defined classifications, from Ramp Service Clerk to Technical Specialist Hands-on work with real aviation ground support equipment Opportunities to specialize and grow your technical expertise Collaborative, safety-focused work environment **This job is covered by a collective bargaining agreement of the Transport Workers Union (TWU), a labor union which requires joining the TWU and paying union dues.**