Station / Manual Encoding Operator I

Job Title
Station / Manual Encoding Operator I
Job Description
1. Qualifications & abilities :

- Minimum High School is required with 0-2 years of relevant  experience.

- Handle the physical activities under loads stress

- Ability to maintain overview in hectic environment

- Perform simple mechanical corrective problem solving.

- Able to communicate in English, Reading, Writing and speaking

- Basic Computer skills

- General knowledge of conveyor systems.

- Ability to be flexible and shift priorities quickly based on staff and system needs

- Valid driving license, where required by site operations.

- Ability to read, write, and communicate in basic English.

- Able to lift 25 KGs of bags and materials.

- Flexible attitude and willingness to work in different BHS areas as operationally required.

2. Responsibilities:

- Maintain cleanliness of system, providing cleaning including but not limited to sweeping, housekeeping, collecting trash, cleaning dust and debris and general housekeeping of area around the system

- Responsible for operations of Manual  Encode  Station

- Monitor the manual encoding station to manual scan bags that have been held by the system due to size or jams.

- Responding in a timely manner to dispatched calls

- Demonstrate good mechanical aptitude and comprehensive skills

- Follow instructions from control room operators and shift leaders.

- Sortation of NO BSM’s bag

- Sortation of NO read Bags

- Sortation of Bags Airline wise.

- Sortation of  Tag less Bags

- Refilling of Tubs at MES station including Tubs transfer

- Perform Area Checks Regularly

- Handover of OOG Bags or other Bags based on the shift leader call to GH.

- Following the company  SOPs and always present a better practice

- Comply with all company policies, airport regulations, BHS operating procedures, and Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) requirements.

- Use all required Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) correctly and consistently.

- Shift work – 4 days on / 4 days off rotation, including nights, weekends, and public holidays as required.