Line Service Technician. The work of a Line Service Technician (Lineperson/Fueler) shall consist of driving and servicing fuel trucks and ground support vehicles; servicing aircraft and ground support vehicles with fuel, oil and other supplies and materials which may be required by the aircraft or vehicle; will also be responsible for operating and filling of fuel trucks; the operation of forklifts; and policing, servicing, operating and performing minor maintenance to his equipment. He shall handle the parking, towing and storage of aircraft and direct the movement of aircraft and vehicular traffic on the ramp and in and about the shops and hangars of the Company's facilities, and shall properly secure all parked aircraft at all times. He shall be responsible for the removal of ice and snow from aircraft, and he shall de-ice aircraft. He shall courteously assist all aircraft and passengers by providing services they may desire and shall aid in baggage, cargo, passenger check- in, boarding and deplaning passengers and clean windshields on Aircraft. He shall make Hotel Runs and/or miscellaneous crew and passenger transportation. He shall accomplish ice and snow removal on ramp areas and in and about hangars, shops, and auto parking areas of the Company. He shall remove trash on the customer aircraft. He shall maintain the cleanliness of the alert room. He shall police ramp. He shall monitor and maintain the inventory and cleanliness of the HazMat storage areas in accordance with Company's HazMat Plan. He shall receive all products at the appropriate storage facilities, when required, making the necessary records of such receipts. He shall complete necessary receipts, fuel tickets and records required in conjunction with the performance of his duties accurately and completely. He must hold such valid licenses as required by government and state and airport regulations to operate vehicular equipment and stationary radio equipment and may be assigned other duties as required by management. Employees who for medical reasons are unable to perform all the duties assigned to this classification will be eligible to bump back into other classifications where they have held seniority per the provisions of Article XVIII-Seniority.
Line Service Technician. The work of a Line Technician shall consist of servicing of aircraft, which will include but are not limited to, refueling, spot, block, standing fire guard, lav and water service and wave off of aircraft. Line Technicians shall handle, clean the interior and exterior of airplanes; clean airplane parts, ramp equipment, hangars, shops, locker rooms, washrooms; loading, stowing, unloading, pick-up and delivery of passengers, crews, mail, express, baggage, freight and cargo and shall include the operation of automotive and other ramp equipment in performance of their duties for servicing aircraft and may include maintaining the ramp area, including landscaping, and equipment in a clean, presentable condition and may require building maintenance. Signature Flight Support Customer Service Agents may, in conjunction with Technicians, transport passengers and crews, including baggage, using mobile transportation. Line Technicians may be required to give on the job training and instructions.
Line Service Technician. The work of a Line Technician shall consist of servicing of aircraft, which will include but are not limited to, marshalling of aircraft, towing, refueling, lav and water service, loading, unloading, pick-up and delivery of passengers, crews, baggage, freight and cargo, and oil and windshield servicing. Line Technicians shall handle all aircraft movement and required functions related to aircraft movements. Qualified Line Technicians may be required to give on the job training and instructions. Signature Flight Support Air Concierge may, in conjunction with Technicians, transport passengers and crews, including baggage, using mobile transportation. Line Technicians shall perform equipment inspections, daily fuel quality control, cleaning of ramp service equipment, landscaping, and building maintenance, and cleaning. NO FURTHER CHANGES Article V 5 Hours of Service NO FURTHER CHANGES Article VI 6 Overtime NO FURTHER CHANGES Article VII 7 Holidays NO FURTHER CHANGES Article VIII 8 Field Service NO FURTHER CHANGES Article IX 9 Seniority
Line Service Technician. The work of a Line Service Technician shall include all cleaning, washing and polishing of aircraft, both interior and exterior, meeting, moving and giving fire guard to all aircraft arriving or leaving the Company flight line; operation of ground equipment on Company flight line and on airlines where no mechanic is required; assisting passengers and customers with luggage and personal belongings; the loading and unloading of baggage, mail, freight, etc., of the above mentioned aircraft and other contracted work; cleaning of ramp and automotive equipment and janitorial work such as cleaning inside and outside of building and customer areas, (including washing of windows, sweeping of sidewalks, shops, landscaping, grass cutting and snow removal). He shall keep his equipment, including vehicles, in a clean, safe condition, but shall not perform mechanical work or work of a higher classification. Drives all types of trucks, tractors, automotive equipment and vehicles as assigned; the servicing of aircraft and automotive equipment with fuel, oil, water and other related fluids; and the operation of bulk fuel and oil stations, which includes the inventory and checking for presence of water. He shall maintain his equipment in a xxxx, safe condition; however, he shall not perform any mechanical work whatsoever on that equipment A Line Service Technician must possess a valid driver's license and is responsible to report to the Company whenever he/she does not hold a valid driver's license. Line Service Technicians must have the ability to drive a standard transmission.
