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Duties include, but are not limited to: - Conduct daily inspections in addition to 5010 inspections annually - Conduct fuel farm inspections according to Federal & State Regulations - Monitoring activity airports and addressing or notifying others to address unsafe operations Issue Notices to Air Missions (NOTAMs) - Be available for snow removal operations at airports and operate heavy equipment year-round - Ensure VT stormwater systems are in compliance - Respond to airport emergencies which may include working weekends, holidays, and/or overtime - Monitor weather radar, read aviation weather forecasts and weather observations to answer inquiries via radio or in person from pilots - Ensure compliance with hazardous materials including documentation of receipt proper storage, proper handling and current MSDS sheets are available to users

Four (4) years or more of transportation maintenance or construction experience including experience operating a snowplow AND experience in aviation or airport maintenance.
OR
Two (2) year as an Airport Maintenance Worker II.

About State of Vermont - Agency of Transportation

When you work for the State of Vermont, you and your work matter. That’s because - as an employer - the State of Vermont exists to protect, preserve and enhance the exceptional quality of life here in Vermont. So working for the State means you are contributing to the betterment of the people, places, and traditions of Vermont. And while this is a major reason to work for the State, it is not the only one. A career with the State of Vermont also puts you on a rich and rewarding professional path. One filled with challenge, excitement, and tremendous opportunities for growth — not to mention a host of work-life benefits that are hard to match.

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