Ramp and Baggage Agent

dnata is one of the most recognised ground services companies in the world and we are looking for motivated, passionate, team focused and energized employees, to complete the job on hand and to deliver on the promises to our customers.<br><br>We are currently recruiting for <strong>Ramp and Baggage Agents</strong> on a <strong>Permanent Part time basis (guaranteed 24 hours per week). </strong>Our Ramp and Baggage Agents are an essential part of the smooth running of Airport Operations. By joining our team, you become part of the team that moves the world.<br><br><strong> What we offer our employees: <br><br></strong><ul><li> 5 Weeks Annual Leave </li><li> 15 days personal leave </li><li> Onsite parking (paid full by dnata) </li><li> We cover all uniform costs (including PPE and steel cap boots) </li><li> We cover the cost of your Airport ID (ASIC) </li><li> Minimum 24 hours per week </li><li> Opportunity to work for a Global company </li><li> Great team environment </li><li> Extensive training and support <br><br></li></ul><strong>A few of the key responsibilities for a Ramp and Baggage Agent are:<br><br></strong><ul><li> The movement of Ground Services Equipment e.g. aircraft stairs, mobile conveyors, tugs, belt loaders etc </li><li> Marshalling of arriving aircraft in accordance </li><li> Comply with safety standards and operating procedures </li><li> The safe and timely Aircraft push back and towing activities, driving and operating diverse Pushback tractors both conventional and Tow-bar-less types </li><li> Hands on capacity handling a range of duties </li><li> Baggage management <br><br></li></ul><strong>Working for dnata at the airport there are a few must haves for you to be successful:<br><br></strong><ul><li> You need to have Australian / New Zealand citizenship or Australian Permanent Residency </li><li> You must be willing to undertake a Pre-employment medical test and be able to lift 32kg </li><li> You must be willing to undergo an Australian Federal Police Security check </li><li> You will need a valid driver’s license </li><li> Basic – Intermediate computer skills </li><li> Excellent communication skills – Verbal and Written </li><li> High level of customer service skills </li><li> Available to work on a rotating roster <br><br></li></ul>If you are passionate about an aviation career, become a key member of the dnata team at Sydney International Airport, this is your chance!<br><br>Please note that only successful candidates will be contacted. If you have not received a response from us within the closing date from applying, please assume you have been unsuccessful.

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