Ramp/Weight and Balance Agents Sample Clauses

Ramp/Weight and Balance Agents. The work of a Ramp/Weight and Balance Agent will be the same as that of a Station Agent, and in addition thereto he will be required to prepare and sign necessary weight and balance documentation and the same functions as now performed by the Ramp/Weight and Balance Agent in accordance with operational requirements. Perform ramp duties as required.
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