Servisair Employer Reviews

My day at servisair consisted of offloading and loading passenger baggage . My duty's as a Ramp Lead were to make sure the Ramp Agents are performing their duty's in a timely fashion in a safety first environment. I had to also make sure the outbound flights had no delays.

This job requires tons of training, working in freezing conditions, constant attention to detail, and good communication skills. Sounds pretty grueling, but knowing that my function ensures the safety of thousands of people travelling through DIA to locations around the globe, and the close relationships I have formed with my co-workers through our – more...  shared experiences, makes this one of my all-time favorite jobs. – less

Poor equipment
Poor managment
hard because they want you to do good work with poor equipment

This job was at the metro airport. I like working here because the work was easy and fun to do. I love airplanes, watching them.

they are un organized, and not professional...no matter what happens it your fault.

Management is not good at all. One certain individual run everything even when she's off and that's one of the supervisors. They constantly on your telling you what to do like harassing you telling what to do and what not too. We receive warnings for everything for example if i called in sick two days on the role then i come to work the third day with – more...  a doctors notification excusing my absence i will still receive a warning and on top of that get suspended... – less

This is a ok for the most part, cleaning airplanes because you take turns doing different jobs. You may clean the galley or the lavatories or vaccumm. We have so many planes come in at night for cleaning and it is also Servisair responsibility to do a security check. We also ramp AirTran plane when they come in marshall them in unload the baggage and – more...  bring it to the terminal. – less