Refueller Driver x 2

Introduction

An opportunity has become available for an Refueller Drivers x2, reporting to the Fuel Manager The successful incumbent will be based at Lanseria International Airport.

Duties & Responsibilities

  • Visual inspection of fuel sample from all sample points on vehicle daily
  • The testing of vehicles’ mechanical fitness before fuelling
  • Completing shift handover forms
  • To fuel in a safe manner as per SOP and training provided
  • Report any breakdowns and deficiencies to Supervisor immediately
  • To fill in the correct information on flight receipt
  • Ensure that all quality control records are completed daily
  • Ensure that the vehicle is not operating without fire extinguishers
  • Ensure that the Bowser is always kept clean
  • Always drive the fuel truck safely and adhere to the Airport speed limit as per AVOP and induction training provided.

Desired Experience & Qualification

  • Grade 12
  • Code 10 License minimum
  • Airside induction compliant
  • Dangerous goods competent
  • Radio competent
  • AVSEC
  • Basic fire fighting
PRIMARY COMPETENCIES
  • Good communicating skills
  • People skills
  • Shift work will be required, with possibility of overtime
  • Knowledge of Aviation Industry
  • Knowledge of Quality testing of fuels
  • Mechanical knowledge of vehicle operation
  • Handling of Aviation
  • Accountability for refuelling payments
  • Team player
  • Own reliable transport
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