FBO Maintenance Technician - Casual

Bring your mechanical skills, commitment to safety, and customer service mindset to a role where every day brings something different. Sheboygan County is seeking an FBO Maintenance Technician to support aircraft services and help keep our airport safe, efficient, and ready for takeoff.

From fueling and towing aircraft to maintaining equipment and clearing snow, you’ll play an essential role in daily airport operations while helping pilots, passengers, and visitors feel welcome.

Under the direction of the Airport Manager, this position supports fixed-base operations (FBO) at Lake Breeze Aviation. Responsibilities combine aircraft ground services, equipment maintenance, airfield upkeep, and customer service. You’ll work independently and alongside Airport and FBO staff to respond to changing operational needs with accuracy, professionalism, and care

• Support aircraft operations: Fuel, marshal, tow, and park aircraft while following established aviation and safety procedures.
• Deliver welcoming service: Assist pilots, passengers, and visitors; handle baggage; coordinate requested ground services; and support service calls, orders, and administrative tasks.
• Maintain fuel quality: Inspect fuel trucks, storage tanks, and delivery systems; conduct routine testing; and maintain accurate inspection and fuel quality records.
• Keep equipment ready: Perform preventive maintenance, safety checks, and minor repairs on fueling systems, vehicles, and ground support equipment.
• Care for the airport: Assist with snow and ice removal, mowing, landscaping, building repairs, wildlife mitigation, and general grounds maintenance.
• Operate equipment safely: Use aircraft tugs, fuel trucks, loaders, plows, sweepers, mowers, and power tools.
• Coordinate and communicate: Use two-way radios and aviation communication procedures to support safe aircraft movement, report concerns, and assist with emergency response as needed.
  

• High school diploma or equivalent; additional coursework related to technical skills is desirable.

• At least one year of experience in aircraft ground handling, fueling, equipment operation, or facility maintenance. A combination of education and experience may be considered.

• Wisconsin commercial driver’s license preferred.

• Knowledge of aircraft ground handling, fueling procedures, ramp safety, and fuel quality practices.

• Mechanical aptitude and the ability to inspect, maintain, and safely operate vehicles and equipment.

• Strong communication, organization, customer service, and basic computer skills.

• Ability to work independently, follow technical and safety instructions, and respond effectively to changing priorities.

• Ability to pass required pre-employment background checks and maintain compliance with FAA security requirements.

Required training: Complete fuel-supplier Line Service Technician training within 30 days of employment, the National Air Transportation Association’s Safety 1st program within six months, and applicable fuel handling, quality control, or safety certifications within established timelines.

This is an active, hands-on position performed in indoor shop areas and outdoors on the airfield in all weather conditions. Duties require extended standing and walking; bending, kneeling, climbing, and reaching; and frequently lifting, carrying, pushing, or pulling up to 75 pounds. Heavier loads are handled with assistance or mechanical aids.

Work involves exposure to aircraft noise, fuel vapors, exhaust, chemicals, and moving equipment. Required personal protective equipment must be worn. Schedules may include nights, weekends, holidays, and on-call shifts to support flight operations, weather response, and emergencies.