Summer 2020 Coop Student - Oro Station, Canada - Chartright Air Inc.

Chartright Air Inc.

Verified Company

Oro Station, Canada

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

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Description

Who we are:

We are aviation professionals obsessed with the provision of exceptional customer service and consumed with the desire to remain Canada's #1 provider of private jet services.

For over 35 years we have honed our skills and continuously evolved and are proud to be Canada's most trusted and innovative provider of private jet services.

We are committed to the delivery of safe, reliable, and authentic aviation solutions.
Our culture is rooted in our core values: Reliable, honest, transparent, and safe.

Each member of the Chartright Team is encouraged to initiate change that will bring about continuous improvements that enhance these core values.

We want you to join our team of professionals who are customer-focused and innovative.

So, if you get excited about making a real difference as part of a winning team as we do, we want to hear from you.

Why Chartright:

The opportunity to make a difference by contributing to the ongoing success of a high growth company in an exciting industry
We are a highperformance, customerdriven, and peoplefocused culture
We're highly committed to ongoing improvement and achieving excellence in processes and ways of working through collaboration, employee engagement, and teamwork
You will learn, grow, and develop your skills and career with opportunities to move into new, expanded roles

What you will do:

Arrivals and Departures Support such as fuel aircraft, ensuring aircraft are chocked, locked and secure and Loading/unload baggage
Perform aircraft lavatory and potable water service
Assist pilots with aircraft pre and postflight services
Check Facility and Fuel Equipment Maintenance
Perform routine refueller and fuel farm checks
Hangar and facility maintenance and cleaning
Winter Operations Support such as De-Icing/Anti-Icing of aircraft and Shoveling/Ploughing of immediate operations areas

What you bring:

Enrolled in aviation and or collegelevel maintenance program
Knowledge of safety requirements in a maintenance/aviation environment
Selfstarter, able to act independently and proactively
Possess solid interpersonal and collaboration skills
Ontario driver's license with clean abstract required
Radio license preferred or able to get one in the short term
Possess or able to attain a Restricted Area Identification Card (RAIC) and an Airside Vehicle Operators Permit (AVOP)

Hours of Work:

40 hours of work per week; shift rotations covering seven days per week as well as on statutory holidays
There might be "call outs" outside of regularly scheduled hours resulting in overtime pay