AIRCRAFT SERVICES CATEGORY Sample Clauses

AIRCRAFT SERVICES CATEGORY. Aircraft Service Technician comprises all those who perform aircraft servicing, including loading and unloading baggage and cargo compartments of aircraft; provisioning of aircraft with cabin service supplies; servicing of lavatories and water systems; de-icing aircraft; pushing of aircraft and related marshaling activities; routine cleaning of work areas, ramps and facilities with or without powered equipment; receiving, dispatching and staging air freight, air mail and other cargo at air freight docks and other cargo facilities; fueling; light-grooming of the aircraft interior on turnarounds, or as otherwise agreed to between the Company and the Union; and other duties and functions related to the foregoing as directed by management and/or a Crew Chief. Aircraft Service Technician Crew Chief comprises all those who, in addition to those duties and functions outlined in Article are responsible to management for the overall performance of crew and the timely and satisfactory completion of work assignments in accordance with Company policy. Duties may also include towing of aircraft; demonstration of proper work methods, conducting on-the-job training, conducting of crew meetings and instruction of employees in new or revised operational procedures. Crew Chiefs will not have the authority to administer discipline or discharge. Operations Control Agent comprises all those who perform operations control functions including: assignment of aircraft to gates or loading areas; coordinating cabin availability, meal-count and in-flight supplies with Flight Attendants; weight and balance including passenger, fuel, mail, express and air freight loads on aircraft by type of equipment based on payload allowable and available, applies applicable charts and reference materials on balance data to compute weight distribution of load, adjusts load distribution prior to flight departure for changes in load composition, keeps appropriate personnel informed of load changes, prepares and maintains required records information; prepares, assembles and signs flight releases for Dispatchers; briefs and debriefs crews regarding weather, airports and traffic conditions, delayed flights, mechanical problems and other related information; obtains, coordinates, screens and disseminates all ramp and related information for Company personnel and public utilization; monitors airways frequencies for approach, landing and take-off clearances to keep current on flight arrival estimates and c...
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AIRCRAFT SERVICES CATEGORY. 4.01.01.01 Aircraft Service Technician - comprises all those who perform aircraft servicing, including loading and unloading baggage and cargo compartments of aircraft; provisioning of aircraft with cabin service supplies; servicing of lavatories and water systems; de-icing aircraft; pushing out/towing of aircraft and related marshaling activities; routine cleaning of work areas, ramps and facilities with or without powered equipment; receiving, dispatching and staging air freight, air mail and other cargo at air freight docks and other cargo facilities; fueling; light-grooming of the aircraft interior on turnarounds, or as otherwise agreed to between the Company and the Union; and other duties and functions related to the foregoing as directed by management and/or a Crew Chief.
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AIRCRAFT SERVICES CATEGORY. Aircraft Service Technician - comprises all those who perform aircraft servicing, including loading and unloading baggage and cargo compartments of aircraft; provisioning of aircraft with cabin service supplies; servicing of lavatories and water systems; de-icing aircraft; pushing out/towing of aircraft and related marshalling activities; routine cleaning of work areas, equipment, ramps and facilities with or without powered equipment; perform daily vehicle checks, receiving, dispatching and staging air freight, air mail and other cargo at air freight docks and other cargo facilities; fuelling; crew transport and other duties and functions related to the foregoing as directed by management and/or a Crew Chief.
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