Ramp Agent Sample Clauses

Ramp Agent. Employed by the company to perform ramp, baggage, cargo service, cargo warehouse, lavatory servicing, portable water servicing. For the purpose of this clause ramp duties include audits of ground equipment, tagging it, if out of service and unserviceable and notating such equipment in a log. Fuelling of ATS equipment, daily engine oil level checks and fuel checks where possible, aircraft towing and related marshalling activities, push outs and positioning, connecting and operating ground support equipment such as power units, air conditioning units and loading devices and other duties and functions related to the foregoing as directed by management and/ or a Crew Chief. Agents in this Classification will be required to hold a valid driver’s license and must pass a written D/A license exam and a practical driven exam.
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Ramp Agent. Employed by the Company to perform the following duties: i) Process baggage and support oversize baggage movement as required by the Company rules, regulations and obligations. ii) Support baggage flow and hygiene as required by the Company
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Ramp Agent. Employed by the company to perform ramp, baggage, cargo service, cargo warehouse, lavatory
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Ramp Agent is an employee required to perform the handling of ramp services that would include duties such as: - Baggage Handling / Loading and Offloading - Loading and Offloading of Aircraft - Marshaling - Operating Ground Equipment - Push Back - Towing Services - Fueling ground support equipment (GSE) - Lavatory and Water Services - Any other duties associated with this classification A Lead Hand Cabin Services is an employee required to direct, assist and performs the same work as any employee in his basic classification, but in addition acts as a working leader to those employees assigned to him. He shall assign work; give direction on proper use of equipment, work methods and safety practices; see that assigned personnel and equipment are properly utilized; responsible for the inspection of all equipment used during the operations; completes reports as per internal SOP and discuss aspects of the operation with the customer.
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Ramp Agent. Employed by the company to perform ramp, baggage, cargo service, cargo warehouse, lavatory servicing, portable water servicing. For the purpose of this clause ramp duties include audits of ground equipment, tagging it, if out of service and unserviceable and notating such equipment in a log. Fuelling of ATS equipment, daily vital fluid checks, aircraft towing and related marshalling activities, push outs and positioning, connecting and operating ground support equipment such as power units, air conditioning units and loading devices and other duties and functions related to the foregoing as directed by management and/ or a Lead Hand. Agents in this Classification will be required to hold a valid driver’s license and must pass a written D/A license exam and a practical driven exam.
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Ramp Agent. 3. 1 Groomer/Grooming Crew Chief 12.01.01 Requests will be considered in order of seniority among those on hand at the time of granting. A Leave must be used for the purpose for which it was granted. 12.01.02 The Company will indicate its approval of the Leave in writing, including the commencement and termination dates, fourteen (14) or more calendar days prior to the requested commencement date of the Leave. Once approved, a Leave may not be cancelled except by mutual agreement between the employee and the Company. 12.01.03 If the employee wishes to return to work prior to the approved termination of the Leave, the employee will make the request in writing to his/her immediate Manager. The Company may authorize a return to work on the date requested or another day mutually acceptable to both the Company and employee, or the Company may deny the request.
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