Ramp Agent

**Who we are**:
Chartright Air Group is an innovator within the Canadian aviation industry, offering bespoke private jet charter, turn-key aircraft management, aircraft maintenance and FBO services. Our commitment to safety, customer service, and operational excellence has established us as the leading provider of private jet service in Canada.

Our team of enthusiastic aviation professionals are encouraged to exceed expectations and introduce changes that bring about improvements to how we get work done and deliver customer experience. For over 35 years, we’ve flourished in this dynamic and exciting industry which is fueled by customer loyalty, exceptional talent, and our cornerstone values of being safe, customer-driven, respectful, and transparent.

**Why Chartright**:

- Make a difference and directly shape the trajectory of a rapidly expanding company in an exciting industry
- You will be an integral part of a high-caliber and people-focused team, driven by a shared commitment to exceptional customer service
- Help steer our continued transformation and growth, utilizing your unique talents to drive tangible results and improvements
- Enjoy unparalleled opportunities for personal and professional advancement
- Competitive compensation package, with 100% company-paid extended health and dental coverage Secure your future with our generous RRSP/DPSP matching program

**What you will do**:

- Arrivals and Departures Support such as fuel aircraft, ensuring aircraft are chocked, locked and secure and Loading/unloading baggage
- Perform aircraft lavatory and potable water service
- Assist pilots with aircraft pre and post-flight services
- Check Facility and Fuel Equipment Maintenance
- Perform routine refueller and fuel farm checks
- Hangar and facility maintenance and cleaning Winter Operations Support such as De-Icing/Anti-Icing of aircraft and Shoveling/Ploughing of immediate operations areas

**What you bring**:

- High School graduate with Post-Secondary accreditation. Courses related to the aviation industry will be considered an asset.
- Knowledge of safety requirements in a maintenance/aviation environment
- Self-starter, able to act independently and proactively
- Possess solid interpersonal and collaboration skills
- Ontario driver’s license with clean abstract required
- Radio license preferred or able to get one in the short term Possess or able to attain a Restricted Area Identification Card (RAIC) and an Airside Vehicle Operators Permit (AVOP)

**Hours of Work**:

- 40 hours of work per week, on a shift rotation schedule of 8 or 10 hours a day covering seven days per week as well as statutory holidays, between 5 am to Midnight. There might be “callouts” outside of regularly scheduled hours resulting in overtime pay.

**_Join us and let’s shape the future of aviation together _**
- We thank all who apply, however only those who meet the qualifications will be contacted._