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Stockroom Clerk - Full-time / Part-time
•30 days ago
| Hours | Full-time, Part-time |
|---|---|
| Location | Ypsilanti, MI Ypsilanti, Michigan |
About this job
Job Description
STOCKROOM CLERK
The Stockroom Personnel duties and responsibilities consist of and include, but are not limited to:
Shipments of various items
Receiving shipments
Maintain a clean and organized work area
Maintain and stock various supplies
Data Entry/MS Office Knowledge
Driving required - various locations
Perform tasks as assigned by Stockroom Manager
Using various search engines for parts research
Purchasing various parts and supplies
ExperienceandSkills:
The Stockroom Clerk Personnel must be: self-motivated, organized, service oriented, and possess a valid driver's license with a clean driving record, able to do heavy lifting, and extensive standing or sitting, and multi-tasking. Respectful to fellow employees, excellent phone manners and maintain confidentiality, also sensitive and respectful of diverse populations and cultures. Work at a fast pace and a well-organized individual.
Relocation package: Not offered for this position.
Company Description
The Kalitta Companies
Kalitta Charters
Kalitta Charters, LLC is headquartered at Willow Run Airport (YIP) in Ypsilanti, Michigan with additional operations and maintenance bases in Columbus, Ohio (LCK) and Hollister, California (CVH). We also have aircraft positioning at off base locations throughout the United States.
The company is owned by Douglas ‘Doug’ Kalitta and began service in December 2001 with (11) aircraft. Kalitta Charters now owns and/or operates (17) Learjet’s, (9) Falcons, a Challenger 601, (7) Beech Barons, and a King Air. Additionally, Doug owns Kalitta Charters II, a FAR 121 operation with (3) DC-9s and (6) Boeing 727-200, and (2) Boeing 737-400 aircraft.
Kalitta Charters provides air charter services for cargo, passenger, and medical transport, either by contract or on-demand, to a highly diverse customer base. Kalitta also provides aircraft maintenance, repair, and parts through our maintenance companies (145 Repair Stations): Kalitta Turbines, DK Turbines, and Kalitta Accessories Shop.
A History of the Kalitta Family Business
Doug has been around the airline industry all of his life. The ‘Kalitta Family’ has been a leader in the air charter industry for almost five decades, starting with Doug’s uncle, Conrad ‘Connie’ Kalitta.
Connie Kalitta has a lifetime of experience in the airline industry that goes back to 1967, when he began transporting parts for the automotive business in a twin engine Cessna 310 that he piloted himself. Over the years, Kalitta expanded that one airplane operation into a substantial airline conglomerate, American International Airways, Inc. (AIA). AIA flew B747, L1011, DC8, B727, Twin Beech and LearJet aircraft in worldwide airfreight, air ambulance and passenger charter operations.
Connie’s civilian acquisition of Wurtsmith Air Force Base facilities was a milestone in military/civilian cooperation, saving hundreds of jobs in the Oscoda, Michigan area. The facility was used to overhaul the turbine engines and airframes of his growing fleet.
AIA supported the Desert Shield/Desert Storm operations with award-winning efforts. AIA was one of the world’s 25-largest airlines operating both scheduled and on-demand air charters, as well as third-party engine and airframe maintenance services.
In 1997, Connie merged and then sold AIA. He resigned from the company and its Board of Directors to pursue other interests, mainly to start another company – Kalitta Leasing. Kalitta Leasing is an aircraft brokerage company which buys, sells, and leases large aircraft.
AIA, the airline Connie originally built and sold, however, did not fare so well and was shut down. Dismayed, Connie fought to purchase the Air Carrier Certificate and resurrect the airline. In November 2000, Kalitta Air received its US Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration authority to begin operations and immediately began service. As of today, the fleet consists of (24) B747 cargo aircraft.
In December 2001, Doug Kalitta purchased the original Kalitta Flying Service FAR135 certificate and quickly re-established Kalitta Charters in the air charter industry.
Kalitta Charters
Kalitta Charters, LLC is headquartered at Willow Run Airport (YIP) in Ypsilanti, Michigan with additional operations and maintenance bases in Columbus, Ohio (LCK) and Hollister, California (CVH). We also have aircraft positioning at off base locations throughout the United States.
The company is owned by Douglas ‘Doug’ Kalitta and began service in December 2001 with (11) aircraft. Kalitta Charters now owns and/or operates (17) Learjet’s, (9) Falcons, a Challenger 601, (7) Beech Barons, and a King Air. Additionally, Doug owns Kalitta Charters II, a FAR 121 operation with (3) DC-9s and (6) Boeing 727-200, and (2) Boeing 737-400 aircraft.
Kalitta Charters provides air charter services for cargo, passenger, and medical transport, either by contract or on-demand, to a highly diverse customer base. Kalitta also provides aircraft maintenance, repair, and parts through our maintenance companies (145 Repair Stations): Kalitta Turbines, DK Turbines, and Kalitta Accessories Shop.
A History of the Kalitta Family Business
Doug has been around the airline industry all of his life. The ‘Kalitta Family’ has been a leader in the air charter industry for almost five decades, starting with Doug’s uncle, Conrad ‘Connie’ Kalitta.
Connie Kalitta has a lifetime of experience in the airline industry that goes back to 1967, when he began transporting parts for the automotive business in a twin engine Cessna 310 that he piloted himself. Over the years, Kalitta expanded that one airplane operation into a substantial airline conglomerate, American International Airways, Inc. (AIA). AIA flew B747, L1011, DC8, B727, Twin Beech and LearJet aircraft in worldwide airfreight, air ambulance and passenger charter operations.
Connie’s civilian acquisition of Wurtsmith Air Force Base facilities was a milestone in military/civilian cooperation, saving hundreds of jobs in the Oscoda, Michigan area. The facility was used to overhaul the turbine engines and airframes of his growing fleet.
AIA supported the Desert Shield/Desert Storm operations with award-winning efforts. AIA was one of the world’s 25-largest airlines operating both scheduled and on-demand air charters, as well as third-party engine and airframe maintenance services.
In 1997, Connie merged and then sold AIA. He resigned from the company and its Board of Directors to pursue other interests, mainly to start another company – Kalitta Leasing. Kalitta Leasing is an aircraft brokerage company which buys, sells, and leases large aircraft.
AIA, the airline Connie originally built and sold, however, did not fare so well and was shut down. Dismayed, Connie fought to purchase the Air Carrier Certificate and resurrect the airline. In November 2000, Kalitta Air received its US Department of Transportation and Federal Aviation Administration authority to begin operations and immediately began service. As of today, the fleet consists of (24) B747 cargo aircraft.
In December 2001, Doug Kalitta purchased the original Kalitta Flying Service FAR135 certificate and quickly re-established Kalitta Charters in the air charter industry.
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