Ramp Agent: Baggage, Ground Ops & Safety

Menzies Aviation; Manchester; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 27,000; Full time

Job summary

Menzies Aviation Manchester is seeking a BOH Supervisor-level Ramp/Baggage handler to join our team. You will perform baggage sortation, set up flights and operate ground support equipment following safety policies and procedures.

In this role you will conduct area hazard checks, carry out aircraft and equipment inspections, report faults, and support winter de-icing operations in coordination with trained colleagues. A strong commitment to safety is essential.

Qualifications

• A full 5 year work/unemployment/education history.
• Valid Passport
• Proof of National Insurance
• Proof of address
• Full and valid UK Driving Licence
• Criminal Record Check and Airside Security Clearance

Responsibilities

• Undertake all relevant baggage sortation duties in a safe and efficient manner, setting up flights, using BRS & Brock scanner where required.
• Carry out area hazard checks.
• Carry out aircraft inspections.
• Carry out equipment inspections, pre-trip, daily & weekly.
• Report any faults or irregularities with equipment, facilities or processes to the appropriate Management.
• Carry out Towing, Pushback & Head-set duties, including communication with the flight deck, in accordance with the relevant training received.
• Operate position and remove all relevant company GSE required for our customer airlines, in a safe and efficient manner, in accordance with the relevant training received.
• During winter operation provide de-icing to customer airlines in accordance with the relevant training received.

Job description

Menzies Aviation Manchester is seeking a BOH Supervisor-level Ramp/Baggage handler to join our team. You will perform baggage sortation, set up flights and operate ground support equipment following safety policies and procedures.

In this role you will conduct area hazard checks, carry out aircraft and equipment inspections, report faults, and support winter de-icing operations in coordination with trained colleagues. A strong commitment to safety is essential.