AddressAre you ready to develop your aviation career and dive into the dnata team at Perth Airport? Then this is your chance!
dnata is one of the most recognised ground services companies in the world and we are looking for motivated, passionate, team focused and energized employees, to complete the job on hand and to deliver on the promises to our customers. Does this sound like you? If so read on….
We are currently recruiting Cargo Agents within the Perth dnata operation for Permanent Part time positions with a minimum of 20 hours a week. dnata is proud to offer on the job training and up skilling. This allows for opportunities for career progression and professional development!
This is an amazing opportunity to work within our tight-knit warehouse team.
A few of the key responsibilities for a Cargo Agent are;
- Forklift driving
- Loading and unloading of cargo in a safe and efficient manner
- Safely operate forklifts as required
- Anticipate and resolve problems
- Liaising with internal/external clients, management and other relevant parties, as required
- Follow direction during shift to achieve required timely aircraft scheduled departures
- Accurate data entry and processing of import/export information utilising the dnata operating systems
- Correct processing of all cargo handling documentation
- Perform cargo handling duties using automated cargo handling system packing/unpacking ULD's and loose cargo, as directed
Below are some of the key attributes that we as dnata are passionate about and see as important:
- Safety first mindset
- Ability to work independently
- Strong team player
- Passionate about developing skills
- Proven reliably
- Flexible “can do attitude”
- Customer focused
- Respectful to others
- On the job training
Your time is now! Join us and develop your aviation career by becoming a key member of the dnata team at Perth International Airport!
dnata Pty Limited is culturally diverse and inclusive workplace. All successful applicants will be contacted within two weeks of the closing date.
