Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Mechanic - LGA Jobs

Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Mechanic - LGA Duties

Job Description:
The GSE Mechanic performs maintenance assignments requiring the skills of one or more of the maintenance trades - painter auto mechanic heating and air-conditioning engineer or other similar skilled journeyman trades.

Job Requirements
Education/Licenses: High school diploma or GED valid driver's license.

Citizenship: United States citizenship or if you possess the legal right to work in the U.S.

Physical Requirements: Fabricating operating servicing cleaning of parts painting maintaining troubleshooting repairing and all types of ground equipment and sub-assemblies including cars trucks vans buses tractors tugs ground power units pre heaters deicers carts tow-bars - any other kind of ground support equipment. Mechanics m...
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