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Jobs at YPPH
Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2008 3:14 pm
by Infernal
Thought i would make a posting about jobs running at the Perth airport if any one is interested in getting their foot in the door of a air craft, or onto the apron at YPPH.
Qantas looking for part time baggage bay staff at Domestic.
http://www.seek.com.au/users/apply/inde ... D=14347443
Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2008 3:24 pm
by Nafenn
geez kirk, you just want more company on the ramp dont you?
Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2008 3:36 pm
by Infernal
Domestic
i work INTL
and no we hate the QF boys they block our gear in over at the GSE Farm
Kirk is over other side
Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2008 3:38 pm
by jasonjag
Nafenn wrote:geez kirk, you just want more company on the ramp dont you?
Kirk is on snob side over at Int, doesnt associate with lower class domestic yobbos lol...been there, done all thse job plus others, Stairs, JCPl, tug and baggage, cabin cleaning, cargo, etc, for 8 years, to hell with shift work, 25 hrs week not much of an offer for decent job, jj
Posted: Wed Nov 05, 2008 4:02 pm
by Infernal
we dont do cleaning or catering, we dont load via hand, all bags are container loaded, gotta love JQ the only A320 operator that loads Containers
Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 9:50 am
by numloxx
AO11912 wrote:we dont do cleaning or catering, we dont load via hand, all bags are container loaded, gotta love JQ the only A320 operator that loads Containers
Of course it's hand loaded... the bags have to get into the ULD somehow?
But knowing how some bags end up, I wouldn't be surprised if the tip the ULD on it's side, and just let the bags drop from a conveyor belt above hahaha
Thats happened
Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 10:08 am
by jasonjag
numloxx wrote:AO11912 wrote:we dont do cleaning or catering, we dont load via hand, all bags are container loaded, gotta love JQ the only A320 operator that loads Containers
Of course it's hand loaded... the bags have to get into the ULD somehow?
But knowing how some bags end up, I wouldn't be surprised if the tip the ULD on it's side, and just let the bags drop from a conveyor belt above hahaha
Thats happened before, back many years ago. we use to just turf the bags into the hold and 9/10 the handle broke off, so toss that in too, but we use to load straight from Tug trollys and chuck them up to the person (midget) in the hold, lol , workers get it easy these days compaired to my years at qantas in early 80's, jj
Re: Thats happened
Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 10:36 am
by written_ficton
jasonjag wrote:numloxx wrote:AO11912 wrote:we dont do cleaning or catering, we dont load via hand, all bags are container loaded, gotta love JQ the only A320 operator that loads Containers
Of course it's hand loaded... the bags have to get into the ULD somehow?
But knowing how some bags end up, I wouldn't be surprised if the tip the ULD on it's side, and just let the bags drop from a conveyor belt above hahaha
Thats happened before, back many years ago. we use toi just turf the bags into the hold and 9/10 the handle broke off, so toss that in too, but we use to load straighr from Tug trollys and chuck them up to the person (midget) in the hold, lol , workers get iot easy these days compaired to my years at qantas in early 80's, jj
back in the golden days hey?
Re: Thats happened
Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 10:59 am
by auntys_eyes
jasonjag wrote:we use toi just turf the bags into the hold and 9/10 the handle broke off, so toss that in too
So it was YOUR fault then.

Re: Thats happened
Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2008 11:57 am
by jasonjag
auntys_eyes wrote:jasonjag wrote:we use toi just turf the bags into the hold and 9/10 the handle broke off, so toss that in too
So it was YOUR fault then.

Yes it was our fault, if we tipped up the bags on thier ends, coins and golf balls fell out, lol, they were the good old days, except for Air india, the plane stunk so much we were issued with propper gas masks to clean the cabin/toilets, we use to have to go on board with the Customs bloke soon as it landed when he sprayed a couple cans of bug killer through the AC, an 8 hr shift may have comprised of 1-3 B707 and 1 B747 when they started. lol we had 45 mins to turn a B707 around and 1.15 for a B747 from Chocks to chocks. for those old enough to remember the old terminal, if a plane was delayed arriving, we just lay on the grass in front of the terminal and hoped it didnt come, so the next shift would get it. I could tell you many funny stories of those days. lol jj