Security Professional, Part Time 3rd Shift

Job Title: FAA Level III Armed Security Officer

Report To: Site Captain

Business Unit: Federal Physical Security

Benefit Eligibility: Not Eligible (Part-Time)

Category: Regular Part-Time

The Security Officer position at an FAA Facility is responsible for providing physical security and safeguarding FAA employees, facilities, U.Government property and assets from loss, theft, damage, unauthorized use, criminal acts, espionage, sabotage and terrorism.

Access Control – Provide courteous, timely service while maintaining control of all personnel and vehicles entering the facility and deny entry of any unauthorized persons, property, or vehicles to areas defined and described in the Facility Post Orders, Security Plan and/or Task Order.

Screening – Evaluate, process, and screen all visitors, vehicles, mail/paras, and hand‑carried items in possession of visitors using hand inspection and/or metal detection and x‑ray equipment as provided and described in the Facility Post Orders. Broader or more detailed screening may be required as directed by the ATR in response to the security posture.

Enforcement – Enforce Facility Rules and Regulations as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Visitor Processing and Temporary Badges – Issue visitor badges, temporary passes and temporary badges to visitors, government employees, contractors and vendors as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Patrol – Conduct roving patrols of facility buildings, grounds and perimeter as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Investigate – Investigate and take appropriate actions on all accidents, safety/security incidents, trespassing and suspicious activities occurring in or on the facility as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Emergency Response – Respond and take appropriate action to security alarms and emergency situations in or at the facility as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Video Surveillance – Monitor, record and analyze activity in and around the facility utilizing facility surveillance equipment as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Building & Vehicle Inspections – Conduct building and vehicle inspections as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Traffic, Parking, and Pedestrian Control – Direct and control traffic, parking and pedestrians as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Gate/Building Openings – Conduct opening and closing of gates and buildings as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Key/Access Control Cards/Combination Control – Receive, secure, issue and account for all keys, access cards or combinations as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Communications – Keep constant communication with the Security Team, Facility Manager, and ATR utilizing communication equipment and devices (i.e., two‑way radios) as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Incident/Activity Reporting – Immediately report daily significant security or safety incidents and activities to the Site Supervisor, Facility Manager, ATR, FAA COR, ADC Area Manager, and ADC Program Manager as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Incident Reports – Complete incident reports to properly document all daily significant safety and security incidents that occur on shift as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Daily Activity Reports – Complete daily activity reports (DAR) for each shift worked. Properly document all daily activity and events that occur on your shift as defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

as directed by the Facility Manager/ATR and/or defined and described in the Facility Post Orders.

Frequent and prolonged walking, standing, sitting, stair climbing, and stooping up to twelve hours either indoors or outdoors, during daytime or nighttime. Outdoor posts may require an individual to withstand extreme heat, humidity, cold, and/or severe weather (e.g., Ability to remain alert for up to twelve hours with the ability to mentally and physically react quickly to a variety of unexpected and dangerous situations. Ability to use post security equipment, e.g. metal detectors, X‑rays, CCTV, computerized security system, etc.

Ability to speak and understand the English language fluently.

Ability to read and understand written English reports, post orders, post assignments, guidelines and instructions.

Ability to write English reports that are grammatically correct and technically accurate.

in responding to emergencies, ensuring timely and complete facility evacuations, giving pursuit, etc.).

S. citizen.

High school diploma from an accredited institution or a state‑issued GED.

Minimum experience: meet one or more of the following security experience requirements:

Three years of security guard experience within the past five years.

Associate’s degree in a security‑related field plus one year of security guard experience.

Successful completion of a state‑certified police officer’s standard training (POST) certification course.

Must possess and maintain firearm qualification certification with your assigned ADC weapon from an ADC and FAA authorized provider.

Must be able to obtain and maintain an FAA personal identity verification (PIV) badge by successfully passing the required federal background check.

Medical/Physical Requirements

Security Officers must be physically able to perform all job tasks, functions, and responsibilities outlined in this job description. Security Officers must successfully pass the designated physical examination and physical agility tests at an ADC‑approved medical facility. Minimum medical requirements:

Complete an extensive medical/physical examination for pre‑employment and every three years thereafter.

Complete illegal drug testing for pre‑employment and every three years thereafter.

May be selected for random illegal drug testing each quarter or government‑requested illegal drug testing as requested.

40 lbs deadlift from the floor to waist, one repetition.

Must not have any disease or medical condition that interferes with body systems and functions and the safe efficient performance of security officer duties and responsibilities. Body systems and functions include vision, hearing, speech, cardiovascular, musculoskeletal, respiratory, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, endocrine, metabolic, hematological, neurological, psychiatric, and dermatological.

All qualified applications will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability or protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law.

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