Operations Technician - Airport Maintenance Tech at Founders 3 Management Company

Norton Shores, Michigan, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

02 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

04 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Snow Removal, Landscaping, Facility Maintenance, Building Repairs, Heavy Equipment Operation, Snow Plows, Dump Trucks, Cranes, Back-hoes, Lawn Mowing Tractors, Plumbing, Carpentry, HVAC, Pavement Repair, Electrical Repair, FAA Airfield Inspections

Industry

Maritime Transportation

Description

Description Do you love a variety of work where everyday you can complete different tasks and have a sense of accomplishment? Are you experienced with snow removal, landscaping and general facility/building maintenance and want a position where you can put all those valuable skills to use? If you answered yes to these questions - we have the perfect job for you... At Founders 3, we provide world class Real Estate Management service by caring for our clients’ assets as if they were our own. We are looking to add an Operations Technician to our F3 Airport team, supporting the Muskegon County Airport. If you are looking for a growing company that invests in it's employees then Founders 3 is the place for you. This is a second shift position: 3:00 pm to 11:00 pm which is dependent on airline scheduling. There is also a weekend on call rotation for the team. As a member of our Maintenance team, you will manage the upkeep of the property and be responsible for a variety of skilled and unskilled maintenance work on airport buildings, grounds and airfield. We are looking for a professional who plays a proactive role for our client. We ask our Maintenance team to have a practical mind and keen attention to details as they develop and execute preventative maintenance plans. Responsibilities: Performs general maintenance work on airport buildings, grounds, and airfield; Operates a variety of heavy equipment including snow plows, dump trucks, cranes, back-hoes and lawn mowing tractors with cutting deck; Provides general building and facility repairs to include roofing, plumbing, carpentry, HVAC, fencing, pavement and other basic facility repairs; Conducts routine electrical repairs such as changing light bulbs, wiring, fixture installation, etc. Performs FAA airfield inspections; including runway and taxiway surfaces; creates work orders, and reports airfield conditions in the FAA’s NOTAM system Performs wildlife mitigations Requirements A minimum of three years’ facility maintenance and/or commercial maintenance experience. (electrical, carpentry, plumbing, HVAC, roofing, pavement, landscaping, and snow removal a plus) Must have a valid Michigan Driver's License in good standing. CDL-B is preferred or must successfully complete testing and endorsement within 90 days of employment. HS Diploma or equivalent. Associate degree or certifications a plus. Must be available to work rotating weekends, overtime, possibly some holidays and be on-call as needed - specifically during snow emergencies Must be comfortable with working on an active airfield and communicating with FAA Air Traffic Control Tower (in-house training provided) Must have experience with the use of computer/tablet. Must be skilled in the use of hand and power tools and test equipment; and be able to diagnose equipment problems, make repairs, test equipment, and properly maintain records. Must be a team player, have strong work ethic, positive attitude, and desire to succeed while representing our firm with the best possible service to our clients. Must provide outstanding customer service to meet the needs of our client. Be in good physical condition and strength to perform duties essential to perform job requirements Founders 3 is an Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer

Responsibilities

The Operations Technician will manage the upkeep of airport property, performing general maintenance on buildings, grounds, and the airfield, including operating heavy equipment like snow plows and back-hoes. Responsibilities also include conducting FAA airfield inspections, creating work orders, reporting conditions via NOTAM, and performing wildlife mitigations.