FHE Refueler Mechanic

Role overview

Maintenance and operations

• Achieve monthly reconstitution, preservation, and inspection goals and perform receipt Limited Technical Inspections.
• Prioritize work, select economical repairs, and complete work orders accurately and promptly.
• Prepare fuels assets for air, land, or sea movement and inspect completed vehicle repairs for quality.
• Inspect, test, repair, and maintain electrical systems using wiring diagrams, test equipment, and special tools.
• Charge and repair air-conditioning systems; maintain charged batteries and other out-load items.
• Research repair parts, confirm local availability, request only needed parts, and return unused parts to supply.
• Operate, maintain, and troubleshoot fuels assets; perform temporary duty within the area of responsibility when tasked.

Minimum requirements

• High school diploma or equivalent and at least five years' experience as a Fuels Technician.
• Intermediate English and ability to read and comprehend required publications.
• Proficiency with personal computers, Windows, and Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
• Outstanding customer service and organizational skills; ability to work effectively with a culturally diverse workforce.
• Valid home-country driver's license and ability to obtain a host-nation driver's license.
• May need to operate material-handling equipment and light to heavy military vehicles.
• Must be physically capable of the duties, including lifting, pushing, or pulling at least 50 pounds and handling equipment.
• Must be able to travel domestically and internationally.

Preferred qualifications

• Four years of supervisory experience is preferred.
• Formal refueling maintenance training and experience supervising a diverse international workforce are desired.

Work environment

• Work takes place in a maintenance shop or warehouse and may require extended periods outdoors.
• The role may involve extreme equipment noise and requires task-appropriate personal protective equipment.
• Tools and equipment must be maintained, accounted for, and secured; safety and housekeeping standards must be upheld.