This is a full-time position. Will work Wednesday thru Sunday. Work will require call out and weekend hours. The wage is $20.00/hr. Under the day to day supervision of the airport manager, the Airport Assistant/ Equipment Operator will assist the airport manager in creating a safe and well-maintained airport. These responsibilities encompass a variety of duties including but may not be limited to, fueling of airplanes; collection of payment for fuel; assisting in insuring compliance with any federal, state, local regulation or policy related to fueling operations; serves as a UNICOM operator when on duty to provide advisories to pilots; attends to incoming and waiting pilots needs by monitoring lobby area of airport office and providing services such as arranging ground transportation, providing travel directions or other needs; performs maintenance or services duties at the airport as may be directed by the Airport Manager; may provide supervision and direction to other fueling staff when required. The position involves sedentary as well as frequent moderate to heavy physical activity and exposure to weather elements in sites requiring attention to personal safety. This position is subject to call out at any time.
Minimum qualifications include: Successful performance of the duties associated with this position requires a thorough knowledge of local, state and federal regulations related to the fuel dispensing and fueling operations and knowledge of airport operations. Must be able to fill, drive and dispense fuel from fueling vehicles of a variety of propeller driven and jet engine aircraft to the owner's specifications. Requires working knowledge of all the operation and maintenance of all vehicles, machinery and equipment used at the airport. Must be able to communicate effectively, orally and in writing; follow verbal and written instructions, establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with other city, state and federal authorities as well as the general public.
The above knowledge, skills and abilities are typically acquired through a combination of education and experience equivalent to a high school or equivalent with a minimum of two years experience in aircraft fueling operations. Must have a valid Montana Driver's License.
Must be eligible for coverage by the City's insurance carriers.
