An ewr ramp agent became confused by the various gate lead-in and stop taxi parking spots and parked...

Narrative:

I; the ramp lead outage relief employee; was working my pm shift. I was assigned to work on gate xx. I had an arrival flight at xa:05. Upon marshalling in aircraft it was parked on wrong stop mark. E170/75W at the time chocks were placed on stop mark pre-arrival and were over E170 part only /75W was visible on the ground. I marshaled aircraft in and parked it on that stop and chocked it. Continued to proceed with aircraft download. Aircraft was being serviced when I realized there was an alternate dashed stop line on the gate painted with markings 57-2/2W/3/3W. Immediately notified supervisor on duty and halted the download on aircraft; took a belt loader and parked it behind the aircraft so it would divert traffic around aircraft since it was on the wrong stop mark and sticking out over clearance zone into ramp ally. We then removed all equipment and the move team came to reposition the aircraft on the correct stop line. As far as I have ever known a dashed lead in line is for wide body aircraft and solid lead in lines are for narrow body aircraft. I was unaware that here in ewr we have a few exception gates where dashed lead in lines are for 757 aircraft only. I did not receive a safety briefing at the start of my shift.

Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: An EWR Ramp Agent became confused by the various gate lead-in and stop taxi parking spots and parked an E170 on an incorrect stop line outside the clearance zone.

Narrative: I; the Ramp Lead Outage Relief Employee; was working my pm shift. I was assigned to work on Gate XX. I had an arrival flight at XA:05. Upon marshalling in aircraft it was parked on wrong stop mark. E170/75W at the time chocks were placed on stop mark pre-arrival and were over E170 part only /75W was visible on the ground. I marshaled aircraft in and parked it on that stop and chocked it. Continued to proceed with aircraft download. Aircraft was being serviced when I realized there was an alternate dashed stop line on the gate painted with markings 57-2/2W/3/3W. Immediately notified supervisor on duty and halted the download on aircraft; took a belt loader and parked it behind the aircraft so it would divert traffic around aircraft since it was on the wrong stop mark and sticking out over clearance zone into ramp ally. We then removed all equipment and the Move Team came to reposition the aircraft on the correct stop line. As far as I have ever known a dashed lead in line is for wide body aircraft and solid lead in lines are for narrow body aircraft. I was unaware that here in EWR we have a few exception gates where dashed lead in lines are for 757 aircraft only. I did not receive a safety briefing at the start of my shift.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.

Attributes
ACN	1443612
Time
Date	201704
Place
Locale Reference	EWR.Airport
State Reference	NJ
Environment
Light	Night
Aircraft 1
Make Model Name	EMB ERJ 170/175 ER/LR
Operating Under FAR Part	Part 121
Flight Phase	Parked
Flight Plan	IFR
Person 1
Function	Ramp
Events
Anomaly	Deviation - Procedural Published Material / Policy Ground Event / Encounter Other / Unknown

An ewr ramp agent became confused by the various gate lead-in and stop taxi parking spots and parked an E170 on an incorrect stop line outside the clearance zone.