Air cargo Ramp Agent- Seasonal- Job

Worldwide Flight Services, Inc.•Sterling, CO

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Air Cargo Ramp Agent performs ramp and warehouse duties supporting cargo, mail, freight, aircraft servicing, and flight operations. Duties include loading and unloading cargo on and off aircraft; transporting cargo between terminals and aircraft; handling freight and company materials; and completing related forms and messages. The role may also involve cabin cleaning and servicing, handling passenger-service furnishings and supplies, drum handling, aircraft de-icing and cleaning, aircraft pushout or towing support, operating ground power and ground-start equipment, maintaining work areas and equipment, and assisting with facility security. The agent must follow WFS security procedures and report suspicious activity, security breaches, or non-compliance. This is a part-time seasonal, non-union position scheduled across early-morning and evening shifts, with the season ending in January 2027. Work takes place in variable weather and environmental conditions, including aircraft and vehicle fumes, dust, and high noise. Physical tasks include handling cargo up to 70 pounds, positioning loaded containers, operating vehicles near aircraft, connecting equipment to aircraft, and de-icing aircraft at heights of up to 20–80 feet.

Requirements

High school diploma, GED, or equivalent.
Must be at least 18 years of age.
Valid driver's license.
Ability to successfully communicate with others.

Nice To Haves

Ability to read, write, fluently speak, and understand English.
Ability to work rotating shifts, including weekends, holidays, and days off.

Responsibilities

Load and unload cargo, mail, freight, and company materials on and off aircraft.
Transport cargo between terminals and aircraft and perform ramp transfers when required.
Receive, deliver, and physically handle freight and company materials, including export freight and mail at designated docks.
Complete forms and messages necessary for assigned functions.
Clean and service cabin interiors, including cockpits and lavatories; drain lavatories; and handle, assemble, remove, and install passenger-service furnishings and supplies.
Transport cabin furnishings and supplies to and from aircraft.
Assist with loading, unloading, and racking filled and empty drums.
De-ice aircraft, clear aircraft windshields, support aircraft pushout or towing and guide functions, and connect or remove ground power and ground-start units.
Clean aircraft exteriors with specialized fluids when assigned.
Clean work areas, ramps, and facilities, with or without powered equipment, when assigned.
Assist in monitoring facility security when assigned; follow site security procedures and report security breaches, suspicious occurrences, or non-compliance.
Work in variable weather and environmental conditions, including jet-engine fumes, vehicle emissions, dust, and jet-engine noise.
Load and unload aircraft cargo weighing up to 70 pounds in confined cargo areas and push, pull, and position containers weighing up to 3,200 pounds on rollers.
Drive vehicles weighing 3,000 to 80,000 pounds in congested areas and position vehicles near aircraft.
Participate in aircraft pushout by driving an 80,000-pound vehicle or guiding the driver, including communicating with the cockpit during pushback.
Transport cargo to and from aircraft using a 3,000-pound vehicle and attached carts in congested areas.
Read off-load sheets to determine cargo destinations.
Follow proper ground-to-cockpit communication procedures during aircraft pushout or towing.
Pull a water hose from a stationary cabinet and connect it to an aircraft.
Lift, connect overhead, and remove a 40-pound KVA electric cable to and from aircraft.
De-ice aircraft at heights of up to 20–80 feet by lifting and holding the spray equipment and applying glycol to aircraft wings and fuselage.
Pull, push, and lift bags weighing up to 70 pounds onto or from a conveyor belt.