Ramp & Baggage Agents - 2026 waiting list

Ramp & Baggage Agents - 2026 waiting list

Join to apply for the Ramp & Baggage Agents - 2026 waiting list role at Cobalt Ground Solutions Ltd. Cobalt Ground Solutions is a successful ground handler based at London Heathrow Airport and operating on behalf of some of the world\'s leading airlines.

Responsibilities

  • Transportation of baggage and cargo between terminal buildings and aircraft.
  • Loading and unloading aircraft within specified turnaround times.
  • Sortation of baggage, scanning tags for flights.
  • Loading containers and trailers.
  • Delivery/collection of mail and freight from various airside locations.
  • Use of large goods vehicles or specialist ground handling equipment.

Essential Criteria

  • 5 years checkable employment/education history.
  • Full, UK, manual driving licence (max 3 penalty points).
  • Minimum 1 year experience driving in the UK with a full licence.
  • UK DBS (criminal record check) and overseas criminal record check, if applicable.
  • Prepared and able to work rotating shift patterns (early and late shifts) over a 7‑day working week (rota – 6 days on, 3 days off).
  • Must be able to commute to Heathrow Airport.
  • Aware that the role involves significant manual handling and working outside.

Benefits

  • Company pension.
  • Free staff car parking.
  • Full training provided.
  • Uniform & PPE supplied.
  • 29 days’ annual leave.

Required Documents

  • Proof of right to work in the UK (passport or equivalent).
  • Your driving licence (original or copy).
  • DVLA check code obtained on GOV website.
  • Proof of N.I. number – payslip, P60, or equivalent.
  • HMRC 5‑year history letter obtained on HMRC website or app.
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