People. Passion. Pride. Since 1833.
London, England
People. Passion. Pride. These have driven our team since 1833. Since that time, we have developed to become a critical partner in the global aviation industry, delivering time-critical logistics services at over 350 locations in 65 countries, across six continents. But at the heart of our business is our people. Whether serving our clients landside or airside, above or below the wing, our teams are agile, dedicated, and eager to help. Safety and security are at the heart of everything we do. We have a duty of care to look after each other, our customers and their customers. And we care about the communities in which we operate. We understand that what we do makes a difference at many levels. Our services help keep people moving with everyone playing their part, delivering with precision, round the clock, every minute of every day. In this we take immense pride, and it strengthens our determination to deliver. Our core services include ground, air cargo and fuel services.
On-site · Dorval
The Operations Coordinator manages real-time manpower and GSE planning for YUL operations while ensuring safety and security procedures are strictly followed. They act as the primary point of contact for airlines and ground crews, handling operational reporting and resolving customer service issues.
On-site
The operator is responsible for receiving and dispatching jet fuel, performing quality control testing, and conducting routine inspections of fuel systems and storage tanks. They must ensure all operations comply with safety policies and maintain accurate logs of fuel transactions and maintenance activities.
On-site · Dorval
The Attendance Supervisor is responsible for overseeing attendance tracking systems, monitoring employee punctuality, and identifying absenteeism trends. They also generate operational reports and ensure compliance with internal policies and disciplinary procedures.
On-site · Dorval
The Ramp Agent is responsible for the safe loading and unloading of baggage and cargo, as well as performing aircraft marshalling and wing walking. They must operate various motorized ground support equipment while adhering to strict safety and airline procedures.
On-site · Dorval
The GSE Mechanic is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and maintaining various airport ground support equipment, including diesel engines and hydraulic systems. They must ensure all work complies with safety regulations and company procedures while maintaining accurate work records.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Aircraft Fueler is responsible for the safe and efficient fueling and defueling of aircraft using specialized trucks and hydrant carts. They must also perform daily quality control checks on equipment and maintain accurate accounting of all fuel transactions.
On-site
The cargo handler is responsible for moving, sorting, and storing freight while ensuring all safety and security protocols are followed. They will also perform cargo build-up and breakdown, as well as pre-flight security checks on manifested items.
On-site · Dorval
The Station Admin is responsible for managing station payroll, financial reporting, and administrative support for the Station Manager and HR team. They also oversee uniform stock control, office supplies, and facility maintenance while ensuring compliance with company and airline policies.
On-site · Dorval
The Passenger Service Agent is responsible for performing check-in procedures, managing reservations, and ensuring accurate weight and balance requirements for aircraft. They also provide customer assistance, handle complaints, and maintain safety standards while operating airport equipment.
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The Fueler is responsible for the safe and efficient fueling and defueling of aircraft at airport facilities. They must also perform daily quality control checks on equipment and maintain accurate accounting of all fuel transactions.
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The Fueller is responsible for the safe and efficient fueling and defueling of aircraft using specialized equipment. They must also perform daily quality control checks and maintain accurate accounting of all fuel transactions.
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The Facility Technician performs daily maintenance, repairs, and inspections on fuel storage and distribution systems, including pipelines, pumps, and HVAC equipment. They also oversee contractors, provide training to new staff, and ensure all operations comply with safety policies and procedures.
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The maintenance mechanic is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and servicing a fleet of airport vehicles including tugs, forklifts, and fuel trucks. They must ensure all work is performed according to safety standards and company specifications while maintaining accurate work order documentation.
On-site · Richmond
The Cargo Office Agent manages daily front office operations, including processing manifests, bills of lading, and air waybills for cargo shipments. They also coordinate with customers, airline clients, and government agencies to ensure smooth import and export procedures.
On-site · Richmond
The Cargo Handler is responsible for receiving, sorting, and distributing air freight while ensuring all operational and safety guidelines are met. They must perform cargo build-up and breakdown, operate warehouse equipment, and conduct pre-flight security checks on manifested cargo.
On-site · Winnipeg
The Operations Supervisor is responsible for the day-to-day operational performance, safety, and security of fuelling operations at the airport. They must lead and develop team members while ensuring compliance with airline standards, health and safety regulations, and customer service targets.
On-site
The operator is responsible for receiving and dispatching jet fuel, performing quality control sampling, and conducting routine inspections of fuel systems and storage tanks. They must ensure all operations comply with safety policies and maintain accurate logs of fuel transactions and maintenance activities.
On-site · Mississauga
The aircraft fueler is responsible for performing safe and efficient fueling operations, including accurate accounting of fuel transactions and equipment maintenance. They must also conduct daily quality control checks and ensure all tasks comply with company and airline policies.
