Senior Flight Attendant

Sony Corporation of America , located in New York, NY, is the U.S. headquarters of Sony Group Corporation, based in Tokyo, Japan. Sony's principal U.S. businesses include Sony Electronics Inc., Sony Interactive Entertainment LLC, Sony Music Entertainment, Sony Music Publishing and Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc. With some 900 million Sony devices in hands and homes worldwide today, a vast array of Sony movies, television shows and music, and the PlayStation Network, Sony creates and delivers more entertainment experiences to more people than anyone else on earth. To learn more: www.sony.com/en .

Summary: Sony Corporation of America is seeking a Senior (Sr) Flight Attendant. The Sr Flight Attendant advises the Chief Pilot in all matters of flight attendant safety, management and policy. The Sr Flight Attendant will assist the Trip Captain in the conduct of the assigned flight and shares responsibility for safety of flight relevant to the passengers and cabin of the aircraft. This individual will be responsible for ordering all aircraft catering during the assigned flights. This individual will also administer training for all contract flight attendants to ensure the highest level of flight safety, customer service, and efficiency. The Sr Flight Attendant is responsible for maintaining stock inventories along with passenger special need lists and request items.

Responsibilities fall into four general categories: operational, administrative, planning and training however additional duties may be assigned by the supervisor or Captain on trips. The Sr Flight Attendant, infrequently maybe required to report to the office as necessary for administrative/management duties. Operational: Perform duties as assigned by Chief Pilot or Vice President of Aviation. Is responsible to the Captain for all assigned inflight duties, adherence to the SOP and proper use of Crew Resource Management procedures. Primary inflight responsibility is to assist passengers during aircraft emergencies or other life-threatening conditions. Normal inflight responsibility is to provide highest level of passenger service to aircraft users and their guests while adhering to appropriate operation manual guidance. Facilitate and ensure communication between passengers, crewmembers and administrators of the Flight Department. Administer on site first aid including AED/CPR with the assistance of inflight medical service providers, when necessary. Maintain operational knowledge of galley located controls, cabin safety and audio/visual systems and cabin lighting systems for all aircraft flown. Ensure the aircraft is stocked, the catering is correct and stowed, and the cabin is in a presentable condition before passengers are boarded. Order catering in accordance with trip sheet, Passenger Profile Database, and passenger requests IAW FOM cost containment guidelines as well as serve food to passengers and crew during flight. Maintain cabin cleanliness during flight and cabin/equipment clean up after each flight. Ensure that aircraft is completely restocked, cleaned, and ready for next flight, including tableware and linen cleaning, after returning to either the TEB or LAX base. Administrative: Maintain and hold a valid passport and any required visas as well as current ID Cards required by the Sony FOM. Participate in and help maintain the Passenger Profile Database with user specific inflight requirements, requests, and preferences. Manage all audiovisual equipment and media (DVDs and CDs) to include ordering, inventory, and stocking aircraft. Monitors Flight Attendant uniforms and provides status input to Chief Pilot. Report as necessary for administrative/management duties and may include duties in support of Office/Scheduling staff. Planning: Assist Scheduling with assignments and other crewing considerations when contract flight attendants are assigned to cover Company trips. Maintain inflight service plan and develop highest