Airport Line Service Technician

Overview

The Auburn University Regional Airport is excited to begin the search for an Airport Line Service Technician! The Airport Line Service Technician performs aircraft refueling, operation of fuel trucks, and management of fuel inventory and quality. Serves as part of the Flight School Fueling Crew, responsible for refueling Auburn University's School of Aviation aircraft fleet and managing the airport's Avgas inventory.

The position would require working weekends, special events, and rotating on-call duty.

Responsibilities

Fuels aircraft using both Aviation Gasoline and Jet-A fuel. Responsible for managing and performing fuel quality control checks on the airport's fuel inventory. Ensures aircraft are fueled according to specific orders and timetables. Ensures oil inventory in fuel trucks is stocked and fulfills oil orders for customers as requested.

Operates and becomes familiar with ground support equipment, such as the aircraft tugs, ground power unit (GPU), lavatory service cart, de-icing cart, forklift, golf cart, UTV, and airport shuttles; tows a large spectrum of complex aircrafts as needed; and marshals aircraft into parking spots. Ensures standard operating procedures are followed, utilizing detailed checklists to maintain accuracy and consistency.

Performs routine airport grounds maintenance, such as mowing grass, applying herbicide, and changing airport lighting fixtures and bulbs. Manages the airport apron environment, conducts daily inspections to ensure security and cleanliness, and maintains airport perimeter fencing, gates, apron, shop, and storage facilities in a secure, clean, organized, and presentable condition at all times.

Provides a high level of customer service to pilots and passengers by loading and unloading baggage from aircraft, assisting customers with baggage to the terminal or car , and providing flight crews with ice and coffee as requested. De-ices and de-frosts aircraft as needed and cleans aircraft windshields and services aircraft lavatory as requested.

Collaborates with a diverse team of highly motivated individuals to ensure best management practices are followed. Assists first responders in emergency situations. Trains, coaches, and mentors new hires. Ensures safety standards, guidelines, and best practices set forth by the National Air Transportation Association (NATA), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), and Auburn University are followed to the highest levels.

Qualifications

Level I High school diploma or equivalent Level II High school diploma or equivalent + 1 years of experience Level III High school diploma or equivalent + 4 years of experience OR Associate's degree + 2 years of experience OR Bachelor's degree + 1 year of experience Scope of Experience: Experience in facility and/or ground maintenance Contract Type Continuing Why Work at Auburn?

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Please visit the Office of Equal Opportunity Compliance's website to learn more. Posted Date 11/2/2026 Fuels aircraft using both Aviation Gasoline and Jet-A fuel. Responsible for managing and performing fuel quality control checks on the airport's fuel inventory. Ensures aircraft are fueled according to specific orders and timetables.

Ensures oil inventory in fuel trucks is stocked and fulfills oil orders for customers as requested. Operates and becomes familiar with ground support equipment, such as the aircraft tugs, ground power unit (GPU), lavatory service cart, de-icing cart, forklift, golf cart, UTV, and airport shuttles; tows a large spectrum of complex aircrafts as needed; and marshals aircraft into parking spots.

Ensures standard operating procedures are followed, utilizing detailed checklists to maintain accuracy and consistency. Performs routine airport grounds maintenance, such as mowing grass, applying herbicide, and changing airport lighting fixtures and bulbs. Manages the airport apron environment, conducts daily inspections to ensure security and cleanliness, and maintains airport perimeter fencing, gates, apron, shop, and storage facilities in a secure, clean, organized, and presentable condition at all times.

Provides a high level of customer service to pilots and passengers by loading and unloading baggage from aircraft, assisting customers with baggage to the terminal or car , and providing flight crews with ice and coffee as requested. De-ices and de-frosts aircraft as needed and cleans aircraft windshields and services aircraft lavatory as requested.

Collaborates with a diverse team of highly motivated individuals to ensure best management practices are followed. Assists first responders in emergency situations. Trains, coaches, and mentors new hires. Ensures safety standards, guidelines, and best practices set forth by the National Air Transportation Association (NATA), Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT), and Auburn University are followed to the highest levels.

Level I High school diploma or equivalent Level II High school diploma or equivalent + 1 years of experience Level III High school diploma or equivalent + 4 years of experience OR Associate's degree + 2 years of experience OR Bachelor's degree + 1 year of experience Scope of Experience: Experience in facility and/or ground maintenance