This is a part-time weekend position with occasional week day shift (Approximately 24 hours per week).

• Provide “follow-me” and marshaling services to ensure the safe direction and movement of transient aircraft to and from designated parking areas.
• Prepare for aircraft arrival, preposition, and inspect all required equipment such as fire extinguishers, ladders, chocks, ground wires, powered and non-powered AGE, and any other items required for aircraft recovery, prior to aircraft arrival.
• Ensure that transient aircraft parking and work areas are clear of foreign objects before and after an aircraft arrival/departure. Inspect aircraft parking area for foreign objects, which may cause foreign object damage (FOD).
• Remove any such objects prior to marshalling aircraft into parking spot.
• Coordinate ramp sweeper when required with Base Operations.
• Coordinate minor aircraft maintenance on airframe systems, electrical systems, landing gear systems, pneudraulic systems, utility systems, engines, or other systems as the flight crew require.
• Perform routine inspections and general servicing of aircraft to ensure safe operation of the aircraft.
• Coordinate general aircraft servicing refueling, defueling, deicing, and checking fluid levels on hydraulic systems and engines IAW technical manuals.
• Assist the AGE Mechanic in the following:
  • Wash ground support equipment
  • Perform periodic inspections, oil changes and all unscheduled maintenance on 80 pieces of ground support equipment.
  • Orders Parts as required.

• High School Diploma or equivalent.
• Thorough working knowledge of all systems.
• Capable of operating support equipment.
• Be able to use electronic tech data (e-tools).
• Knowledge of Air Force maintenance publications.
• Ability to document maintenance utilizing the Integrated Maintenance Data System. Training to include appropriate Air Force Tactical Aircraft Maintenance technical school.
• Must have at least one (1) year of recent (within the past three (3) years) aircraft maintenance experience; e.g., aircraft arrival, ground handling, processing, departure, and towing, which shall be documented in personnel and/or training records. Examples of certification are military training and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) airframe and power plant license.

• This position requires normal physical functions.
• Work may require frequent bending, reaching and climbing.
• May frequently lift and carry items weighing up to fifty pounds and occasionally lift heavier items with the assistance of other workers.
• May be required to work in areas in the hangar and on the flight line that are noisy and dusty.
• May be exposed to moderate discomforts, such as heat, cold and wind.
• May be required to wear personal protective equipment when applicable.

• Applicant must be a US Citizen and able to pass a background check with the Department of Defense.