Mechanic Foreman

The Airport Operations Specialist (AOS) Mechanic Foreman is responsible for following the implemented maintenance program, monitoring condition/capacity, and recommending adjustments to the resource allocation and maintenance program for airport equipment. The incumbent will work on the inspection, diagnosis, repair, maintenance, and overhaul of airport vehicles, heavy equipment, emergency response vehicles, and mechanical systems. The position supports the Airport's preventative maintenance program and ensures the reliability, safety, and operational readiness of all fleet and equipment assets required to maintain airport operations. The Mechanic is responsible for maintaining airport fleet assets including Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) vehicles, snow removal equipment, heavy equipment, light-duty vehicles, generators, pumps, mechanical systems, and specialized airport equipment. The position provides technical expertise, recommends repairs and replacements, and assists with equipment procurement and lifecycle planning. The primary focus of this position is the maintenance, repair, and operational readiness of airport fleet and equipment, with additional responsibilities supporting airport operations, emergency response, and winter maintenance as required. The incumbent works within a safety-sensitive environment and is required to respond to operational and emergency situations as required. Responsible for: § When required, the position leads an operations team to accomplish the required tasks (i.e. winter chargehand). § Coordinate and prioritize daily fleet maintenance, repairs, and preventative maintenance activities to meet operational requirements. § Provide technical guidance and direction to employees assisting with equipment maintenance and repairs. § Identify maintenance priorities, equipment deficiencies, and resource requirements, and communicate recommendations to the Supervisor of Operations, Maintenance & Security. § Assist with planning equipment downtime, major repairs, and external contractor services to minimize disruptions to airport operations. § In the event of an emergency, performs emergency response duties to minimize damage to life and property. Providing effective fire suppression activities in the event of an aircraft crash, aircraft fire or other emergency on airport property or surrounding area. Providing first aid as needed. § Maintaining currency with all rules, regulations and changes related to these job duties as regulated by Transport Canada. § Maintain inventory levels for parts, consumables, tools, and shop supplies. § Maintain accurate maintenance records and documentation. Job Duties: Below is an outline of the job's primary duties and requirements, which is not all-inclusive. Incumbent(s) may be expected to perform job-related duties other than those contained in this document and may be required to have specific job-related knowledge and skills. Fleet and Equipment Maintenance § Inspect, diagnose, repair, service, and overhaul heavy-duty diesel equipment. § Perform preventative and corrective maintenance on airport vehicles and equipment. § Maintain Aircraft Rescue and Fire Fighting (ARFF) vehicles and related emergency response equipment. § Maintain snowplows, blowers, sweepers, sanders, loaders, graders, tractors, mowers, and other airport maintenance equipment. § Maintain light-duty vehicles, trailers, generators, pumps, compressors, and associated equipment. § Troubleshoot hydraulic, pneumatic, fuel, electrical, cooling, brake, suspension, and drivetrain systems. § Perform welding, fabrication, and equipment modifications as required. § Conduct inspections and safety checks in accordance with manufacturer recommendations and regulatory requirements. § Coordinate warranty repairs and external contractor services when required. § Maintains maintenance records, inspection reports,…

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