Cargo Agent

Must possess a High school diploma or equivalent related work experience i.e. warehouse, forklifts, customer service industry, etc; Must have 1 year of related experience; Previous accounting experience considered an asset; Knowledge and experience, preferably in cargo/ramp operations, considered an asset; Knowledge of Canadian North’s Cargo computer program; Knowledge of Canadian North’s Cargo and Ramp procedures manual; Operational knowledge of company aircraft handling; Must be familiar with handling of dangerous goods and be able to obtain and retain a dangerous goods acceptance level certificate; Demonstrated strong communication, organizational, & interpersonal skills; Ability to accomplish multiple tasks in high pressure, high volume environment; Proven customer service skills; Ability to work with minimal supervision; Ability to communicate in Inuktut a definite asset; Ability to obtain and retain an Airport Restricted Area Identity Card in accordance with the Airport Restricted Area Access Clearance Program regulated by Transport Canada; Rotational accommodation provided. Duties and Responsibilities Interested candidates should be able to perform the following duties and responsibilities: Comply with Company and MOT Standards and Regulations; Process baggage and passengers; Assist passengers with mobility and special needs; Maintain records as required; Record flight arrival and departing times; Conduct radio communications with the aircraft; Process weight and balance and load control data; Issue waybills and process sales reports for deposit; Disseminate information; Process shipment and reception of all cargo; Perform load service duties; Handle and sort mail; Assist Cargo Attendant as required; Other duties as assigned.  

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