Aircraft Cabin Cleaning Agent - San Jose International Airport
pacific aviationSan Jose (CA)
Aircraft Cabin Cleaning Agent - San Jose International Airport
Posted 9 days ago
pacific aviationSan Jose (CA)
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About the role
Aircraft Cabin Cleaner Our Pacific Aviation/SAS family creates an environment where, together, we can all succeed. Pacific Aviation, together with Superior Aircraft Services (SAS), is an airport-handling provider dedicated to providing exceptional service for some of the world's finest airlines. By developing and growing our people, we know that our team members are the reason for our 30+ years of success. We currently support major West Coast airports and have expanded Pacific Aviation services to the East Coast. As an aircraft cabin cleaner, you will play an important role in ensuring aircraft cabins are clean, safe, and ready for passengers. You will work as part of a team to provide quality and timely aircraft cleaning services while following all company, airline, airport, and safety procedures.
Responsibilities:
- Clean aircraft interiors according to established guidelines and quality standards
- Ensure all assigned areas are thoroughly cleaned, including galleys, restrooms, aircraft seats, seat pockets, and aisles
- Prepare supplies and materials needed for flights being serviced
- Perform all assigned tasks in a safe and timely manner
- Follow all company, airline, airport, and safety procedures
- Consistently deliver quality aircraft cleans
- Ensure all required quality standards are met
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