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Provides service to the public by answering inquiries regarding the Railroad's passenger, baggage, and related information, i.e. excessive baggage rates, events, activities, and other information of local interest. Acts as source of information on other modes of transportation such as cabs, buses, etc.
Responsible for all general housekeeping and maintenance of building and grounds. Ensures property is clean and in orderly condition.
Conducts problem resolution regarding lost or damaged bags. Document problems that are not able to be resolved. Also, work with security on personal lost and found items onboard trains and stations.
Document train departure and arrival times in computer data base. Communicate through email and/or phone to other depots regarding depot/baggage/train information. Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related duties as needed.
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State of Alaska
Baggage Handler (Alaska Railroad)
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What they do
A Bell Person or Baggage Attendant assists guests and travelers with luggage and bags. Works at airports, train stations, cruise ship terminals or hotels.
$43,012 / year median in Alaska
-0% projected decline
Job Description
JOB PURPOSE OF POSITION
Incumbent performs duties at the Passenger Depot related to serving the public with baggage related issues including customer service, loading baggage and performing maintenance, janitorial and landscaping duties.Duties and Responsibilities:
Performs baggage handling duties of loading/unloading, stowing, and delivering baggage to and from trains using a fork lift. Operates government vehicles (sedans, pickup trucks) requiring a valid driver's license.Provides service to the public by answering inquiries regarding the Railroad's passenger, baggage, and related information, i.e. excessive baggage rates, events, activities, and other information of local interest. Acts as source of information on other modes of transportation such as cabs, buses, etc.
Responsible for all general housekeeping and maintenance of building and grounds. Ensures property is clean and in orderly condition.
Conducts problem resolution regarding lost or damaged bags. Document problems that are not able to be resolved. Also, work with security on personal lost and found items onboard trains and stations.
Document train departure and arrival times in computer data base. Communicate through email and/or phone to other depots regarding depot/baggage/train information. Contributes to team effort by accomplishing related duties as needed.
Factor 1
- Skill and KnowledgeHigh school diploma or GED required.
Factor 2
- ResponsibilitiesIncumbent works under the general supervision of the Manager, Guest Services, Manager, Fairbanks Depot Operations, Passenger Operations Supervisor, Seward or Lead Baggage Handler who provides day-to-day instructions.
- Physical EffortIncumbent performs work on hard surfaces (concrete, rocky ground, etc.
- Work ConditionsIncumbent is required to work inside and outside of building, railroad cars, and vehicles as well as open areas.
EXAMPLE OF DUTIES
Required Qualifications- High school diploma or GED
- Six months of verifiable front-line customer service experience
- Ability to perform general maintenance, janitorial, and landscaping duties
- Ability to walk, climb in/out of baggage cars, and lift, push or pull bags varying from 40-100 pounds
- Ability to operate/drive vehicles, i.e., sedans, pickup
- Have a valid driver's license. Preferred Qualifications
- Previous experience operating a forklift
- Previous experience in the Tourism industry.