Position Type: Full-Time Compensation: $26-$30/HR (DOE) Travel: Up to 25% Probationary Period: 90 days If you've got hands-on experience with diesel engines, heavy equipment, or auto repair, you already have what it takes — no certifications required. We'll teach you the aviation-specific stuff. What you bring is the mechanical instinct. Position Summary The GSE Technician is responsible for performing preventative maintenance, diagnostics, and repairs on a variety of ground support equipment used in airport operations. This includes ensuring all equipment is maintained in a safe, reliable, and operational condition to support daily flight activities. This role is ideal for a hands-on mechanic who enjoys troubleshooting, problem-solving, and working in a fast-paced aviation environment. Key Responsibilities • Inspect, maintain, and service ground support equipment used in daily operations • Troubleshoot, diagnose, and repair mechanical and electrical issues using appropriate tools and manuals • Perform preventative maintenance on equipment including tugs, belt loaders, ground power units (GPU), air start units, air conditioning units, and service carts • Conduct diagnostic testing to identify equipment functionality issues • Repair or replace defective components to ensure optimal performance and safety • Build and assemble mechanical components and equipment as required • Clean, lubricate, and service machinery and equipment parts • Check and replenish fluids, filters, and other system components • Maintain accurate maintenance logs and complete required GSE documentation • Provide guidance to operators on proper equipment use and preventative care • Ensure compliance with company safety standards and operational procedures • Perform additional duties as assigned Minimum Qualifications • High School Diploma or GED required • Basic mechanical experience required (automotive, diesel, equipment, or similar) • Willingness to learn and develop skills through hands-on training • Must provide own tools • Valid driver’s license required • Must be able to work in the United States Work Schedule & Travel • Must be able to work flexible shifts, including evenings, weekends, and holidays • Subject to on-call or emergency call-in as needed • Occasional travel required (up to 25%) Physical & Work Environment • Ability to lift, carry, and maneuver heavy equipment and parts • Frequent bending, lifting, kneeling, and working in various positions • Work performed in an airport environment, both indoors and outdoors • Exposure to varying weather conditions, noise, and operational equipment