Pacificaviation
Centralized Load Control Customer Service Agent (TP)
San Francisco, California, United States · Part-time
No sponsorshipDetected 118 days ago
Customer SupportCommunication
About the role
- Pacific Aviation is hiring experienced team members to perform centralized load control at San Francisco International (SFO) to support secure and efficient aircraft operations. This is a part-time position, ideal for candidates who are detail-oriented, safety-conscious, and thrive in behind-the-scenes aviation roles. As Centralized Load Controller, you'll
- play a critical role in coordinating weight and balance, preparing documentation, and ensuring that flights depart safely and on schedule.
Nice to have
- This is a part-time position, ideal for candidates who are detail-oriented, safety-conscious, and thrive in behind-the-scenes aviation roles.
- As Centralized Load Controller, you'll play a critical role in coordinating weight and balance, preparing documentation, and ensuring that flights depart safely and on schedule.
- Calculate EZFW (estimated zero fuel weight) and transmit to the flight dispatcher.
- Prepare and complete all flight documentation (checklists, logs, etc.) as required by the airline.
- Plan ULD requirement for the flight.
- Send UCM telexes after arrival and departure of aircraft.
- Double check all incoming documentation (cargo list, loading instructions, NOTOC) and contact the respective staff to correct errors.
- Communicate special load information (e.g., AVI) to CLC for addition to NOTOC.
Benefits
- Shift B Premium ($1) Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance 401(k) Retirement Plan Paid Time Off Uniform Provided Parking Discount Paid Training Referral Bonus Cell Phone Plan Reimbursement
Visa & Work Authorization
- to adapt to unexpected situations Aviation experience or 3+ months in a customer service role preferred Must be legally authorized to work in the U
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