Ramp Serviceman. 32 The work of a Ramp Serviceman shall consist of servicing 33 aircraft while on the ground, involving the loading, unloading, packing 34 and securing cargo and equipment in aircraft, pickup and delivery of 35 all cargo; including mail, express, baggage, freight, company 36 material, buffet and cabin supplies, and may include clerical 37 functions; such as, but not limited to, preparation of airway bills, 38 sales, tickets and air freight, reservations, weight and balance 39 manifests, as required by and in accordance with Company 40 Procedures and load plans. 41 42 Ramp Servicemen shall, in accordance with Company 43 procedures, service the aircraft lavatory and water systems, assist 44 in the conversion of aircraft, provided there is a qualified aircraft 1 Mechanic present for the aircraft conversion, and may clean the 2 aircraft interior and exterior (including painting), place, clean, and 3 arrange in aircraft all passenger service and galley equipment; 4 maintain the ramp areas, warehouses, baggage and cargo rooms, 5 locker areas and other facilities they use in the course of their duties, 6 in a clean presentable condition, and other general ramp service 7 work. Ramp Servicemen may be required to assist the Mechanic by 8 standing fire guard while an aircraft is being serviced with fuel and 9 other duties which do not conflict with other classifications as 10 indicated herein. 11 12 Ramp Servicemen may be required to spot, block, stand fire 13 guard, pushback, fuel, deice, and wave off aircraft. Ramp 14 servicemen may do painting and minor preventative maintenance on 15 ground equipment that is related to their job functions (e.g., such as 16 changing light bulbs, oil, tires, batteries; does not include engine 17 tune-ups, points, plugs or condenser).
Ramp Serviceman. 32 The work of a Ramp Serviceman shall consist of servicing 33 aircraft while on the ground, involving the loading, unloading, packing 34 and securing cargo and equipment in aircraft, pickup and delivery of 35 all cargo; including mail, express, baggage, freight, company material, 36 buffet and cabin supplies, and may include clerical functions; such as, 37 but not limited to, preparation of airway bills, sales, tickets and air 38 freight, reservations, weight and balance manifests, as required by 39 and in accordance with Company Procedures and load plans. Duties 40 may also be those of a Departure Coordinator, which may include; 41 operating and monitoring equipment for flight and gate information 42 display systems and updating information on systems; coordinating
Ramp Serviceman. The work of a Ramp Serviceman will consist of and include the transporting and handling of all commissary, food, beverages, liquors, passenger service kits, supplies and equipment, to and from the aircraft; including the preflight check of all such items on board the aircraft. The Ramp Serviceman will do all necessary work relative to the preparation of the plane's service equipment for flight. A Ramp Serviceman's duties will also include the loading and unloading of aircraft galleys, the performance of errands in connection with commissary and the transporting of commissary and food service equipment to and from the aircraft. The Ramp Serviceman will also be responsible for work involving the cleanliness of the commissary at such points and times Janitors do not perform such work under the terms of this or the TWA-IAM Dining Service Agreement. It is further intended that the Company will not be obliged to change existing caterer operations except to the extent that Ramp Servicemen be employed to handle all commissary movements from caterer's truck to Company aircraft and vice versa at the following stations: SFO, ORD, STL, PIT, BOS, LAS, EWR, PHL, DCA, IAD, PHX, DEN, IND, CMH, and DAY. As soon as possible, but not later than six (6) months from October 18, 1976, Ramp Servicemen will also handle all commissary movements from caterer's truck to Company aircraft and vice versa at those stations not enumerated in this paragraph. The work of a Ramp Serviceman will include the handling of baggage. Ramp Servicemen will also handle and operate all passenger loading stairs and mobile lounges owned or operated by the Company. The assembly and disassembly of prefabricated kennels and shipping containers will be performed by Ramp Servicemen. The work of a Ramp Serviceman will include all work in connection with all loading, unloading, and handling of all mail, express, cargo, and air freight, also the crating, uncrating, and recrating of all shipments in and about Company facilities, wherever for any reason, it is necessary to do so. In addition, he will perform all work connected with the palletizing and depalletizing, including the loading, unloading, buildup, breakdown, and tiedown of all pallets, igloos and containers, at any Company owned and/or occupied facilities. The Company shall furnish the necessary tools for accomplishment of the above, and the Ramp Serviceman shall not be permitted the use of other tools.
