Ramp Operations Supervisor

Newark, NJ
Full Time
Terminal Operations
Mid Level

Munich Airport NJ LLC is an US-based subsidiary of the German Airport Operator Munich Airport. Munich Airport NJ LLC is responsible for the operations, maintenance, and concession management of Terminal A at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR)! We are looking for a Ramp Operations Supervisor to join our team as soon as possible. 

Ramp Operations Supervisor 

You will be part of a quickly growing team, helping not only to create an attractive passenger terminal, but also to develop the Terminal Operator company with your expertise and personality. 

​Your Future Responsibilities 

  • Ensure safe operations of New Terminal A's ramp 

  • Routinely check on general ramp surface conditions, including cleanliness, clarity of all paint markings and signs and functionality of infrastructure (e.g., lighting, aircraft docking systems, etc.) 

  • Inspect correct parking of aircraft, vehicles, and equipment 

  • Conduct daily work in close cooperation and coordination with Operations Control Center (OCC) and ramp control situated in the Virtual Apron Control Room (VACR) 

  • Coordination of non-standard aircraft parking procedures 

  • Ensure immediate reporting of any incidents, accidents, and failures of technical components at the New Terminal A 

  • Monitoring of construction and maintenance projects on the ramp 

  • Maintain and complete daily log for shift handover 

  • Other duties as assigned by the Terminal Operations Manager 

Your Education & Training 

  • High School Diploma or equivalent certificate 

  • Valid Driver’s License with a clean driving record 

Your Skills & Experience 

  • Relevant experience in airport airside operations OR 

  • Five years of experience in a ramp operations leadership role 

  • Extensive knowledge of airside processes 

  • High level of independence and responsibility 

  • In-depth experience and knowledge of the airport topography  

  • Full understanding of ramp control to flight deck communication 

  • Ability to communicate clearly and concisely on ground-to-ground radios 

  • Basic knowledge of MS Office 

Good reasons why you should become part of the airport family 

  • Be part of the team who embraces diversity, fosters collaboration, practices mentorship, and believes in a positive, healthy work climate 

  • Be a key part of building Munich Airports reputation in the US 

  • Fast-paced international working environment 

  • Attractive benefit package; Health, Vision, Dental, 401(k) Matching, LTD/STD, Life Insurance, PTO 

​ 

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