Aircraft Cleaning Agent

Are you ready to take flight in a dynamic and fast-paced aviation industry? As a global leader in aviation services, Swissport provides Ground Handling, Cargo Handling, and Passenger Services to over 300 million passengers annually. Our mission is simple – “To provide the aviation industry with consistent and tailor-made solutions around the globe, for a better customer experience.”

We believe that our people are what differentiates us from our competition. At Swissport, we are driven by our core values of Show You Care, Do the Right Things and Win as a Team, and we are currently seeking dedicated individuals, who align with these values, to join our team at various locations across the globe.

Job Summary

Aircraft Cleaning Agent provides our customers with an efficient and professional cleaning service as per their specifications.

The expected pay rate is $20.13/hr.

Your activities

• Fold blankets
• Vacuum aircraft floors
• Wipe down and clean mirrors in lavatories
• Clean and remove trash from seat pockets
• Replenish seat pockets with airline materials
• Replenish Lavatory supplies
• Wipe down passenger food trays attached to seats
• Clean inside aircraft windows
• Pick up trash and clean aircraft cockpit
• Wipe down and clean aircraft overhead bins
• Arrange seatbelts on seats
• Remove and replace audio headsets
• Remove and replace headrests and pillows
• Correct Handling of International Garbage as required by the Company, Carrier and the Department of Agriculture
• Comply with all federal, state, municipal, airport authority, and carrier security requirements
• Comply with Swissport's standard operation procedures (SOPs) and policies
• Also other duties as assigned

Your profile

• Ability to read and write
• Valid Driver's License
• Must be able to follow instructions and work safely within limited time frames
• Ability to work in inclement weather
• Ability to work under pressure
• Ability to work flexible hours
• Project a smart able attitude to our customers through high standards in work practices