Logistics Coordinator for In-Flight Service (Catering)

Why is adventure part of our daily life?

Because at Nolinor Aviation, we take pride in our expertise in charter air transport, offering flexible and secure flight solutions that span across Canada and beyond. Our reputation is built on our adaptability, ensuring reliable services even to the most remote destinations, precisely meeting the diverse expectations of our clients.

Adventure is second nature at Nolinor Aviation, where every member of our team is an adventurer ready to navigate the challenges of the least explored regions. Pilots, technicians, flight attendants, and ground staff all share advanced technical expertise and the essential boldness to succeed in the most demanding environments. This collective audacity, combined with our spirit of initiative, guarantees the safety and efficiency of our services, transforming every flight into a mission accomplished with excellence and resilience.

The Logistics Coordinator for In-Flight Service (Catering) works under the supervision of the In-Flight Service Manager and is responsible for coordinating and implementing catering services on flights, ensuring that all catering services are delivered on time and to the required standard. They are also responsible for ensuring that all catering services are delivered in compliance with regulatory standards and customer requirements.

• Planning and coordination: Plan, organize, and supervise daily catering operations for flights. Ensure effective coordination between suppliers, ground teams, crews, and other internal services.
• Procurement: Coordinate the purchase of meals, merchandise, etc. according to the necessary stocks.
• Quality control: Ensure that all products and services meet the required standards of quality, freshness, and hygiene.
• Inventory management: Coordinate activities related to orders, inventory management, receipt of goods, storage, and distribution within the department.
• Process optimization: Regularly evaluate current departmental processes to identify opportunities for improvement. Implement changes to optimize efficiency, reduce costs, and improve customer satisfaction. Collaborate with other departments to ensure seamless integration of processes.
• Safety and compliance: Ensure compliance with food safety standards (MAPAQ, CFIA, etc.), as well as local and international aviation regulations.
• Liaison with cabin crews: Work closely with flight directors and crews to ensure a clear understanding of the specific needs of each flight.
• Claims management: Quickly process complaints or issues related to catering service and implement corrective measures.
• Training: Ensure ongoing training of the team on best practices, safety standards, and customer service requirements.
• Reporting and analysis: Prepare regular reports on departmental performance and suggest improvements to increase efficiency and customer satisfaction levels.
• Support the In-Flight Service Manager for any other tasks.

• Adaptability: Ability to quickly adjust to unexpected changes, whether in customer demands, logistical constraints, or operational challenges.
• Initiative: Propensity to make autonomous decisions and propose proactive solutions to problems before they arise.
• Interpersonal skills: Ability to establish and maintain positive relationships with colleagues, suppliers, and customers, and to communicate effectively at all levels.
• Team spirit: Ability to work harmoniously within a team, support colleagues, and contribute to a positive work environment.
• Problem-solving: Ability to identify, analyze, and effectively solve problems, using critical thinking and creativity.
• Customer orientation: Commitment to understanding and responding to customer needs and preferences, always putting customer satisfaction first.
• Listening skills: Ability to actively listen to fully understand the needs, concerns, or suggestions of others.
• Decision-making: Ability to make informed decisions, even under pressure, by evaluating all available information and considering potential consequences.

• Diploma in logistics, procurement, or related field, an asset.
• Previous experience in catering, preferably in the aviation sector.
• Knowledge of food safety standards and aviation regulations.
• Proficiency in computer tools and Microsoft Office suite.
• Mandatory forklift training (available internally).
• Proficiency in French, both spoken and written.
• General understanding of English, both spoken and written, in order to communicate with suppliers.

What do we offer?

A dynamic and stimulating work environment.

Opportunities for professional development and growth within the company.

Competitive compensation and attractive benefits.

A collaborative team and a friendly work atmosphere.

Exciting projects and challenging tasks.

Commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Opportunities to contribute to innovative and meaningful projects

On-site parking.

The possibility of being selected for our Pilot Training Program after one year.

Oh… and for certain positions, the chance to discover places no one goes to and even to admire the northern lights in the Arctic regions!