Performs duties relating to the loading/unloading of aircraft, flight following, customs and cargo handling to ensure that company meets all company and governmental policies and regulations that customers receive quality service.

• Compiles information and calculates weight and balance
• Final meal order for crew
• Load planning
• Request flight plan
• Coordinate with dispatcher
• Complete weight and balance form and present to crew
• Supervise loading/unloading activities
• Prepares aircraft cargo documentation to ensure accuracy and completeness and corrects inaccurate and/or incomplete information. Communicates serious problems to management
• Ensures accuracy and completeness of HAZMAT loading paperwork, notifies crew of location and obtains appropriate pre-departure approvals as required
• Performs other duties as assigned

• High school education or above preferred
• Minimum of 2 years work experience in the aviation industry
• Applies understanding of aircraft positions and altitudes, aircraft weight limitations and aircraft overhangs, familiar with B767F, B777F and B747F operations.
• Proficiently uses SITA, ULD and Flight systems, displays and software.
• Knows and adheres to company operating policies, operations, processes and procedures as appropriate to the job.
• Knows and complies with aircraft, vehicle and employee safety rules and regulations
• Understands and applies air cargo, terminal operations and flight terminology and processes
• Utilizes ability to track and coordinate multiple issues simultaneously
• Computer literacy
• Basic math skills
• W&B and DG certificates preferred
• Hong Kong Driving License required

Special demands:

• Willing to travel overseas for training, supports Loadmaster
• Adheres to aircraft, vehicle and employee safety rules and regulations
• Working hours in shift pattern

Skills:

• Fluent in English/Cantonese spoken and written
• Flexibility to adapt to a fast-paced work environment
• Critical thinking skills
• Attention to detail
• Self-motivated
• Good team player

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