Ground Support Equipment (GSE) Maintenance Course
Designed for applicants with relevant ITI qualifications, this three-month course introduces inspection, preventive maintenance and basic mechanical and electrical troubleshooting for airport ground support equipment.
Duration: 3 monthsEntry: Class 10 plus relevant ITI
Who can join
The entry standard for the ground support equipment (GSE) maintenance course, printed before you ask.
| Requirement | What we ask for |
|---|---|
| Entry | 10th pass, plus ITI in mechanical or electrical |
| Age | 18 and above |
| Course length | 3 months |
| Roles it trains for | Ground support equipment technician and maintenance staff |
What you will learn
What the ground support equipment (GSE) maintenance course covers.
Keeping ground equipment working
Mechanical and electrical skills
The course
Technical focus
Equipment systems: common components and operating principles of selected airport support machinery.
Maintenance practices: basic inspection, servicing, fault reporting and maintenance documentation.
Practical familiarisation: safe workshop practices and supervised exposure to available equipment and test facilities.
Fees and admissions. Course fees, payment schedules, refund terms and upcoming batch details are provided through the admissions office. Request the latest course information before submitting an application.
See the other seven courses on the courses page, and where IESP students now work on the jobs page. Training takes place at our Khalapur centre and our other centres.
Questions
Admissions, fees and career support
Applicants can request the current course brochure, fee schedule, refund terms and available intake dates from the admissions team. IESP provides course-relevant career guidance and recruitment preparation where available; successful employment depends on the employer’s independent hiring decision.
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What is ground support equipment (GSE)?
Ground support equipment is the machinery that serves an aircraft on the ground: tugs, belt loaders, loaders, ground power units, ladders and carts.
What does a GSE technician do?
A GSE technician keeps that equipment working: mechanical and electrical maintenance, so the aircraft turnaround is never held up by a machine.
Which ITI trades can join?
We ask for 10th pass plus an ITI in mechanical or electrical.
How long is the course?
Three months, at our Khalapur centre.
Is placement guaranteed?
No. Admission to a course does not guarantee an offer of employment. The admissions team can explain the assistance available for the selected course.