Be Part of the Team That Keeps the Airport Moving!
When winter weather hits, you play a critical role in keeping aircraft safe and the airport operating. As an Aircraft De-Icing Technician, you'll receive comprehensive training to operate specialized, state-of-the-art de-icing equipment and help prepare aircraft for safe departure during snow and ice events.
No previous de-icing experience is required—we'll teach you everything you need to know.
What You'll Do
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Operate specialized aircraft de-icing trucks and equipment after completing company training.
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Safely spray and treat aircraft with de-icing fluid to remove snow, frost, ice, and other frozen precipitation.
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Perform pre-shift equipment inspections and help keep your de-icing truck clean, fueled, and ready for operation.
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Communicate with team members and airport personnel using two-way radios.
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Follow established de-icing procedures, airport regulations, and all safety requirements.
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Work as part of a team in a fast-paced environment where every minute matters.
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Perform additional duties necessary to support safe and efficient winter operations.
What You'll Learn – Paid Training Provided
We'll provide the training you need to become confident operating specialized airport de-icing equipment, including:
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✈️ Airport Safety & Security Training
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🛫 Airfield Familiarization
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❄️ Aircraft De-Icing Concepts & Procedures
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🚛 De-Icing Truck Operation
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🔧 Hands-On Equipment Training
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📻 Airfield Radio Communication
What We're Looking For
You don't need aviation or de-icing experience. We're looking for dependable people who are safety-minded, comfortable working outdoors, and ready to step up when winter weather arrives.
Requirements:
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Must be at least 18 years old
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Must possess a current, valid U.S. driver's license
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Must successfully complete a 10-year airport security/background check
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Must successfully complete a mandatory drug screen
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Must successfully complete all company-provided training
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Must be comfortable working outdoors in winter weather
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Must be comfortable working at heights of up to 50 feet
Schedule That Works Around You
This is a seasonal, on-call position designed for people who want flexibility and the opportunity to pick up additional hours when winter weather creates demand.
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Typical shifts are 4–6 hours or longer
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Evening and overnight shifts may be required
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Holiday availability is required during winter operations
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On-call availability is required during active weather events
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Opportunity to work additional hours during snow and ice events
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Flexible scheduling based on operational needs and your availability