Aviation Fueling Systems Repair Technician

Volunteer Experience
· Work Experience
· Work & Career  Company Name:
Aviation Ground Fueling Technologies (2020) Ltd. o/a AGFT
Business Address: 1710 Bishop St. Unit #2. Cambridge, Ontario, N1T 1T2
Title of Position:
Aviation Fueling Systems Repair Technician (NOC 72400)
Number of Positions: 1
Terms of Employment:
Permanent full-time position with a standard probationary period; work is performed primarily on-site at the Edmonton International Airport.
Wage: $37-$39/hour
Benefits Package (if applicable):
Extended medical – 80-20, RRSP matching all after 3 months ( up to 1% gross pay)
Location of work: 1710 Bishop St. Unit #2. Cambridge, Ontario, N1T 1T2

Education:

Other Trades Certificate or Diploma

Work Experience:

3 Years to Less Than 5 Years

Job Duties   Diagnose, troubleshoot, and repair aviation fuel dispensing and transfer systems, including pumps, meters, valves, hoses, and control components.
Perform preventative maintenance and functional inspections to keep fueling equipment operating safely and reliably.
Complete service reports, maintenance logs, and corrective action documentation accurately and on time.
Calibrate, test, and verify system performance using approved tools, procedures, and specifications.
Coordinate with operations staff, contractors, and airport personnel to schedule and complete repair work with minimal disruption.
Follow all site safety rules, aviation fuel handling procedures, and environmental protection requirements during maintenance activities.
Identify recurring equipment issues and recommend repairs, parts replacement, or process improvements.
Track parts usage and support ordering of consumables, replacement components, and maintenance supplies as needed.
Other duties as required.

Job Requirements   College diploma and 4 years of experience is required in the aviation industry.
Experience in aviation mechanical repair, aviation maintenance, or related aviation service equipment is required.
Ability to read technical manuals, wiring diagrams, and equipment schematics.
Strong hands-on troubleshooting skills with pumps, motors, plumbing, or fluid-transfer systems.
Valid driver’s licence and reliable transportation to work site.
Ability to work in outdoor conditions, lift materials, and perform physically demanding tasks safely.
Strong attention to detail, safety awareness, and good communication skills.
In Person:
1710 Bishop St. Unit #2.
Cambridge, ON
N1T 1T2
Between 09:00 AM and 04:00 PM
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