Category Archives: Transportation sector

Cargo and freight agents are extremely vital to the economy! By assisting in the transportation of products or raw materials from one location to another. Shipping & transportation is a vast industry with several employment options. A cargo agent is a sort of shipping expert who assists clients in determining the best mode of transportationContinue reading “Cargo agent“

Airlines would be unable to run properly without highly competent personnel on the ground ensuring that planes arrive at their destinations on schedule. The duty of ensuring that departures are on time is an essential component of airport life. Flight dispatchers are in charge of ensuring that flights take off and land on time. TheyContinue reading “Flight dispatcher“

Flight test engineers deal with a wide range of aircraft types. Their task is to determine if the aircraft are operationally sound. They begin a project by determining the performance variables they wish to evaluate. They decide what kind of data is needed and then schedule flying tests to guarantee they can collect relevant data.Continue reading “Flight test engineer“

Ramp agents load, unload, and transfer bags and freight around an airport, both on the ground and in the air.  They also do inspections, risk assessments, and operate equipment such as staircases and bridges. Ramp agent must be able to work well under pressure and be extremely organised. They must be adaptable and able toContinue reading “Ramp agent”

To fly, aeroplanes require fuel or aviation gas. The major job of an aviation fueler is to fuel and maintain aircraft of various sizes, as well as to assure fuel readiness for take-off. Aircraft refuelers generally work at airports and other places where planes are parked. They may also be entrusted with examining planes beforeContinue reading “Aircraft fueler“

Passengers in airports are assisted by airport information assistants. You would provide correct flight and timetable information to travellers at the airport. You would give them detailed instructions so they could navigate in the airport. You’d provide details on travel arrangements to people, particularly passengers who may be anxious or irritated after a long travelContinue reading “Airport information assistant“

Port operatives work in small and big ports and harbours, managing freight, people, and maritime vessels. This may include operating machinery and driving automobiles. Port operatives are classified into three types: Port operative or stevedore responsibilities: Marine operators: Passenger operative responsibilities: A port worker should be fit and healthy to do heavy lifting and hauling,Continue reading “Port operative“

Aviation meteorologists forecast meteorological conditions in airports. They give day-to-day, hour-to-hour measurements, assessment, forecasts, alerts, and meteorological advice to pilots, airport operators, and airlines.  They must ascertain present and predicted meteorological conditions at all altitudes, including wind direction and speed, cloud cover, and precipitation. Aviation weather reports differ from other types of weather reports inContinue reading “Aviation meteorologist“

Bus and coach drivers take passengers on local, national, and international trips. The bus driver is also in charge of vehicle maintenance. Routine vehicle check-ups and easy maintenance activities such as changing the oil, refilling the bus, changing the batteries, and checking and rectifying minor issues are all part of the job. It is alsoContinue reading “Bus driver“

Train conductors may also be referred to as train supervisors, guards, or ticket inspectors. They operate aboard passenger trains, ensuring that passengers are safe, pleasant, and that they have paid for their voyage. Passengers get on and off trains throughout a rail voyage, therefore most of the conductor’s time is spent strolling around the carriagesContinue reading “Train conductor”