Airline Centralized Load Controller (CLC)/Operations Agent - Houston International Airport (IAH)
Airline Centralized Load Controller (CLC)/Operations Agent - Houston International Airport (IAH)
Posted 8 days ago
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
- Comply with safety in the workplace.
- Accurately complete all Load Control Activities
- Plan distribution of load in accordance with passengers, cargo and fuel requirements.
- Monitor the performance of the Departure Control System.
- Coordinate and communicate with affected departments, external and internal customers to ensure smooth handling of passengers and dead load weight and balance issues in delay situations.
- Compliance with Customer Airline Emergency Requirements.
- Clear Understanding of Aviation Legislative Requirements.
- Display due care and diligence in all activities.
- Safe, efficient, compliant and aligned work place.
- Compliance with Disability related Legislation.
- Eager to learn new skills
- Organized and logical thinker
- Make quick and rational decisions
- Problem Solving
- Ability to adapt quickly to unforeseen situations
- Effective communication skills and good listening skills
- Able to multi-task and carry out duties in a dynamic environment
- At least 18yrs old, with a High School Diploma or G.E.D.English proficient, other languages may be required
- Must be able to obtain security clearance from US Customs and Border Protection which requires valid proof of citizenship or authorized residency
- Possess valid State Driver License
- Basic Math Skills: Adding, Subtracting, Division, and Multiplying
- Computer Literate
- Able to stand, bend, squat, reach, grasp and pick up items; occasional lifting up to 70lbs
- Reading & comprehension of reference materials, instructions, policies & procedures
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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Once you apply, someone reads it and calls you before anything reaches the employer — usually within two working days.
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