by Pat
7. January 2013 10:00
General Information
The aircraft fueller operates the fueling equipment. This employee may fill a fuel truck and deliver the fuel to aircraft. They also may transport cleaning equipment, aircraft air conditioning, and power carts.
Position Description
Even though the airlines are in business to transport people from one place to another, they could not function without the help of many people on the ground, including those who take reservations and sell tickets, as well as those who help keep the airplanes operating on schedule.
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Working Conditions
The aircraft fueller works outdoors in all kinds of weather with potentially hazardous aviation gasoline and kerosene. They operate refueling trucks, and pull out as much as fifty feet of 4 inch hose from the truck to the fuel panel at which point they must lift as much as 60lbs above their head while standing on either a ladder or stool to couple the nozzle to the aircraft. Once the fueling is complete, the ladder or stool must be climbed again and the nozzle removed from the aircraft. Smaller commuter aircraft can require either attaching the hose as previously described or pulling an inch and a half of hose, climbing a ladder and holding approximately 20lbs of hose and nozzle while fueling takes place.
by Pat
5. November 2011 15:24
We are passionate about providing superior service in appraising, marketing and negotiation the sale of aircraft while maintaining the highest standards.
by Pat
5. November 2011 15:22
Aircraft Accessories Technician Il
AOG Aviation Spares, Inc. is an FAA repair station focused on providing component repair and overhaul services to the domestic and international aerospace industry. We specialize in many types of aircraft accessories
Responsibilities:
Inspect, repair, and overhaul of aircraft components through troubleshooting and parts replacement at the component level using technical manuals. Related duties such as updating work orders, verifying part and serial numbers, ordering parts and requesting outside repair work will be required.
Experience:
Working in a shop or maintenance facility on electro-mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic aircraft accessories, landing gear and associated components. Working knowledge and skills associated with electro-mechanical, hydraulic and pneumatic theory a plus.
Education:
High school diploma or GED equivalent required. A college or technical degree a plus. A&P Certificate a plus.
Salary:
Commensurate with experience.
Requirements:
Good written and oral communication skills. Understand, follow instructions with minimal supervision. Read and understand technical manuals. Organized and have good time management skills. Able to multitask and work on multipe jobs simultaneously. Possess good problem solving skills. Work well with others under pressure and have the ability to think out of the box in difficult situations. Detail oriented.. Interface and coordinate with customer service and other departments. Knowledge and use of personal hand tools as well as industrial equipment such as milling machines, presses, lathes, grinders and precision measuring equipment. We are looking for a goal oriented, self-motivated team player to fill this position.
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www.aogrepairs.com and please reference Avjobs when applying.
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