Common use of Ramp Agent Clause in Contracts

Ramp Agent. Employed by the company to perform ramp, baggage, cargo service, cargo warehouse, lavatory servicing, portable water servicing. For the purpose of this clause ramp duties include audits of ground equipment, tagging it, if out of service and unserviceable and notating such equipment in a log. Fuelling of ATS equipment, daily engine oil level checks and fuel checks where possible, aircraft towing and related marshalling activities, push outs and positioning, connecting and operating ground support equipment such as power units, air conditioning units and loading devices and other duties and functions related to the foregoing as directed by management and/ or a Crew Chief. Agents in this Classification will be required to hold a valid driver’s license and must pass a written D/A license exam and a practical driven exam.

Ramp Agent. Employed by the company to perform ramp, baggage, cargo service, cargo warehouse, lavatory servicing, portable water servicing. For the purpose of this clause ramp duties include audits of ground equipment, tagging it, if out of service and unserviceable and notating such equipment in a log. Fuelling Fueling of ATS equipment, daily engine oil level checks and fuel checks where possible, aircraft towing and related marshalling activities, push outs and positioning, connecting and operating ground support equipment such as power units, air conditioning units and loading devices and other duties and functions related to the foregoing as directed by management and/ or a Crew Chief. Agents in this Classification will be required to hold a valid driver’s license and must pass a written D/A license exam and a practical driven exam.

Ramp Agent. Employed by the company to perform ramp, baggage, cargo service, cargo warehouse, lavatory servicing, portable water servicing. For the purpose of this clause ramp duties include audits of ground equipment, tagging it, if out of service and unserviceable and notating such equipment in a log. Fuelling of ATS equipment, daily engine oil level checks and fuel checks where possibleand top up, aircraft towing and related marshalling activities, push outs and positioning, connecting and operating ground support equipment such as power units, air conditioning units and loading devices and other duties and functions related to the foregoing as directed by management and/ or a Crew Chief. Agents in this Classification will be required to hold a valid driver’s license and must pass a written D/A license exam and a practical driven exam.