Airline Ramp Attendant​/Baggage Handler

Ramp Attendants work under the direction of the Station Leadership to ensure all aspects of aircraft handling are completed safely according to specific company policies & procedures. Safety, attention to detail, following company procedures, and team work are key components to being a successful ramp attendant. The ideal candidate must possess verbal & written communication skills, be energetic, outgoing, understanding and accepting of change.

They must also be flexible and able to deal with the adapting nature of aviation. If you enjoy a great team, where each day presents new challenges and opportunities, this position is for you!

• Sort, load, unload baggage and cargo from flights.
• Service lavatories and potable water per company standards.
• Connect, disconnect ground power/bridge power from Aircraft.
• Marshall aircraft to and from gate, parking stands.
• Wing walk arrivals and departures.
• Operate belt loaders, baggage tractors and carts.
• Complete aircraft grooming.
• Complete aircraft towing and/or brake riding.
• Complete daily inspection of operating equipment.
• Complete equipment deficiency reports as required.
• Snow removal, equipment cleaning, housekeeping as required.
• Perform aircraft deicing as required.
• Perform deice trucking filling and bulk glycol deliveries as required.
• Attend all required training sessions and successfully complete training courses.
• Actively participate in company safety programs.
• Work as a team member in a safe, efficient, professional manner.
• Adhere to published uniform standards and requirements.
• Follow all safety guidelines and safe workplace procedures.
• Take direction from ramp shift leads/supervisors and BTW Manager.
• Complete customer baggage and/or cargo deliveries as required.
• Other duties as assigned by management.

• Must be able to apply and secure an Airport Restricted Area Pass (RAIC).
• Must be legally entitled to work in Canada, with a Current Work Permit if necessary.
• Must have valid driver's license with clean abstract.
• Ability to speak, write and understand the English language.
• Previous airline and/or freight handling experience would be an asset.
• Must have excellent team player competencies.
• Must be willing to adapt to the changing nature of aviation.
• Must be willing to work outdoors in all weather conditions.

• $125.00 per year Protective Footwear Allowance.
• PPE required is provided to employee.
• Cost Share on all Uniform Pieces.
• Paid Training.
• Access to flight travel benefits.
• Access to Group Savings Plan (if eligible).