ATI CAS LOADMASTER

Air Transport International, Inc.•,

About The Position

This position performs, coordinates, and oversees cargo and ground operations in accordance with the Company’s Cargo & Ground Operations Training Manual, Cargo & Ground Operations Manual, HAZMAT Manual, Weight & Balance, GOM, and other documents related to loadmaster duties and responsibilities. The role supports cargo operations for Air Transport International, a supplemental FAR Part 121 charter airline operating Boeing 757 and 767 cargo and combi passenger aircraft.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least three years of civilian or military loadmaster experience, or five years of experience loading commercial aircraft; supervisor or lead experience is preferred.
Ability to communicate clearly and effectively, verbally and in writing, with Company, vendor, customer, and agency personnel.
Successfully complete and maintain a pre-employment drug screen and background check.
Ability to type and moderate proficiency with Microsoft Word, Excel, and email.
Ability to work and complete projects with minimal supervision.
Ability to move over and around cargo while performing loadmaster duties.
Ability to work beyond a normal eight-hour workday.
Ability to travel at a moment’s notice for up to 14 days minimum.
Provide copies of previous loadmaster training records.
Corporate travel experience and two years of international experience.

Nice To Haves

Certification in weight and balance or load planning.
Certification in acceptance, loading, stowage, and handling of hazardous materials.
Experience in a supervisor or lead position when loading commercial aircraft.

Responsibilities

Verify eligibility of cargo offered for airlift.
Determine the quantity, type, and size of cargo loaded according to aircraft limitations.
Build up, break down, and tie down cargo and baggage.
Preplan and compute cargo loads, and ensure cargo is loaded according to the load plan.
Ensure cargo documentation, packaging, labeling, and marketing requirements are met.
Check cargo against manifests and annotate overages, shortages, or damage.
Determine and implement necessary aircraft safety and security precautions.
Calculate and secure cargo using appropriate restraint devices and equipment.
Supervise and conduct aircraft loading and offloading.
Monitor cargo restraint and cargo environmental systems in flight.
Accept, load, stow, and handle hazardous materials, and notify pilots as required.
Complete import, export, and other government agency documentation.
Meet customs, immigration, and other government agency requirements for international flights.
Clean and disinfect aircraft and equipment when transporting live animals.
Provide ground security for aircraft, passengers, baggage, and cargo.
Conduct safety briefings for supernumeraries.
Serve as an in-flight liaison for supernumeraries and the Captain.
Perform other administrative and operational duties as required.