Senior Logistics Attendant - LHR

United Kingdom, London

TechOps

20-Oct-2026

Ref #: 34875

How you'll help us Keep Climbing (overview & key responsibilities)

The Delta TechOps division is seeking a Senior Logistics Attendant who will support the warehousing and distribution of aircraft parts and related materials throughout the TechOps EMEA region, based at London Heathrow Airport. The Senior Logistics Attendant will be responsible for collaborating effectively with internal and external Delta stakeholders, including third-party vendors.

Summary of responsibilities (not comprehensive of all tasks):

  • Inventory health management, including the proper binning, issuing, shipping, and receiving of aircraft parts.

  • Maintains all aircraft parts in good condition within the warehouse and issues parts to maintenance personnel as required.

  • Distribution and shipping. Import and export of Delta’s parts inventory throughout the EMEA region. Prepares the necessary customs and shipping documentation to ensure inventory movement for both critical and routine support of Line Maintenance operations throughout the EMEA region. Coordinating/processing station-to-station and station-to-vendor parts shipments.

  • Practices safety-conscious behaviors in all operational processes and procedures. Including maintaining a safe, secure and clean working environment, with good housekeeping practices.

  • Interact with Delta’s global diverse group of colleagues. Responsible for effective communication with both the U.S. Distribution & Logistics and local Maintenance teams, regarding inventory movements to, from, and within the United Kingdom and the EMEA region.

  • Work with internal/external partners and vendors to support Delta’s Line Maintenance operation in the United Kingdom and the EMEA region.

  • Performs other duties directed by immediate supervisors.

What you need to succeed (minimum qualifications)

  • Must possess a right to work in the United Kingdom and be able to obtain an airport ID by passing background security checks.

  • Must have a valid UK driver’s license.

  • Previous experience in international warehousing, distribution and logistics.

  • Knowledge of Customs regulations within the EMEA region.

  • Basic computer and data entry skills.

  • Knowledge in Microsoft Office applications, SAP and IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations.

  • Business-level proficiency in English (written and verbal) is required.

  • Read and write legibly to complete forms and/or acknowledge messages, as well as identify company part numbers, invoice, bill of lading and applicable shipping references as required.

  • Must be able to work in a safe manner and be able to lift at least 15 kg and up to 50 kg if needed, utilizing proper equipment or assistance.

  • Should possess the ability to meet deadlines with high productivity and accuracy in a time-sensitive and fast paced environment.

  • Consistently prioritizes safety and security of self, others and personal data.

  • Should be a team player with focus on customer service.

  • Embraces diverse people, thinking and styles.

  • Must be willing to work rotating shifts and holidays (public and religious) based on shift schedule.

  • Flexibility to work over the scheduled shift hours when required for operational and business requirements.

  • Must be willing to travel for planned regional station audits and training.

  • Must be self-motivated and willing to work independently to accomplish departmental and operational goals.

  • (If transferring internally) Must be currently performing satisfactorily in present position.

What will give you a competitive edge (preferred qualifications)

  • College degree in related field preferred.
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