Ramp Service Employee - Part-Time ID-7040

Airport Operations The Airport Operations department keeps operations at our airports running smoothly through planning, organization and supervision.

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As the face of our customer, here’s what you will do: Whether our customers are traveling for business or pleasure, you are the professional in the airport that crafts important connections and encourages an environment where everyone feels welcome, valued, and respected. You will be interacting with our domestic and international customers in our lobbies and at gates, helping them with ticketing, baggage, greeting customers as they start and end their journey and doing it with a smile. You will provide friendly, professional, confident, and insightful service to help resolve customer travel issues and make their experience memorable.

Key responsibilities:

Lift baggage, boxes, or cargo weighing up to 70 lbs. when loading/unloading aircraft, carts, and containers

Loading/unloading may require lifting over 100 items for a single aircraft

Push/pull loaded and empty carts and containers during loading/unloading operations

Couple/uncouple carts and/or cargo container dollies

Ascend/descend jet-way stairs while carrying baggage

Bend/stoop and crawl to move and stack/unstack cargo in aircraft and containers

Complete safety checklists for motorized equipment

Drive and operate motorized equipment (e.g., conveyor belt)

Read and interpret aircraft load sheets, checked baggage tags, and cargo labels

Count baggage/cargo being uploaded/unloaded during operations

Use signaling devices to communicate with co-workers or flight crew

Ensure compliance with United and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations and policies

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