Ramp Agent
Spirit
- Efficiently operated ground service equipment, such as tugs and belt loaders, to facilitate smooth handling of baggage and cargo.
- Guided aircraft into and out of parking positions using hand signals.
- Maintained clean ramps, preventing trip hazards or debris from interfering with aircraft movements or personnel safety.
- Loaded and unloaded luggage and freight and assisted crew and travelers with bags for over Number daily flights.
- Conducted marshaling activities skillfully, guiding pilots safely towards their designated parking positions on the ramp area.
- Safely operated various types of equipment such as conveyor belts, push-back tractors and tugs.
- Reduced damage claims by carefully handling sensitive cargo, adhering to proper lifting techniques and equipment use.
- Tracked flight schedules to promote on-time landings and avoid loading delays.
- Contributed to a safer work environment by strictly following safety protocols during ramp operations.
- Coordinated effectively with airline staff, maintaining timely communication on flight schedules and potential issues.
- Consistently maintained professional appearance and demeanor in accordance with company policies and standards.
- Checked cargo and baggage for security to meet TSA regulations.
- Displayed strong attention to detail during aircraft inspections, promptly reporting any observed irregularities or potential hazards.
- Participated in ongoing training sessions to stay updated on industry regulations, best practices, and new technologies in ramp services.
- Communicated closely with ground crew, flight crew, and tow person via headset radio to maintain loading and unloading safety and efficiency.
- Connected electrical power unit and hoses to aircraft.
- Positioned and towed aircraft from remote locations of airport to designated areas for operation.
- Assisted in reducing turnaround times by efficiently managing the unloading and loading of cargo and luggage.
- Coordinated with ramp agents to verify baggage was placed on correct outgoing flight.
- Reported equipment malfunctions to supervisor for immediate repair attention to avoid creating flight departure delays.
- Stocked aircraft cabins with necessary equipment and supplies.
