Transportation Security Officer

Transportation Security Officer (TSO) – No Experience Required Airport Security Careers Role Overview TSA is accepting applications for Transportation Security Officers (TSOs) at airports across the United States. This is the job most travelers already know as TSA Agent, Airport Security Screener, or Checkpoint Screener. TSOs are customer facing, non‑armed workers who screen passengers and baggage at the security checkpoints, check IDs and boarding passes, help travelers get through security smoothly, as well as assess the area and detect potential threats. No prior security experience is required. TSA provides paid training to get you job‑ready. Position Details Openings: Multiple positions nationwide Starting Pay: $22.00–$44.00, varies by airport needs and experience Annual Compensation: $45,760–$65,341+ per year start, plus full federal benefits Schedule: Shifts set by the airport (may include nights, weekends, holidays, overtime) Perks and Benefits Paid Time Off: Annual leave, sick leave, and paid federal holidays Health Coverage: Medical, dental, vision, and life insurance options Retirement Savings: Federal retirement plan + Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) with matching contributions Extra Pay: Overtime and premium pay for certain shifts (varies by location) Career Growth Clear promotion paths and opportunities to transfer to other airports Key Responsibilities Checkpoint Screening: Screen passengers, carry‑on items, and checked baggage using wands, X‑ray machines, and other security technology Customer Service: Check IDs and boarding passes, answer questions, and help travelers move through lines quickly and efficiently Bag & Person Checks: Perform pat‑downs and bag searches when alarms go off or items require a closer look Security Support: Monitor and control access to secure areas and follow TSA procedures at all times #J-18808-Ljbffr