Aviation Security Compliance Inspector

TSA Hiring Center; Sullivan (MO); On-site; USD 36,000 - 66,000; Full time

Job summary

Transportation Security Administration in Sullivan, IN seeks Transportation Security Inspectors to conduct inspections and security assessments, evaluate programs, and prepare findings. You will interact with airport authorities, carriers, and law enforcement to address vulnerabilities and enforce standards.

Roles involve field and office work, travel, and potential overnight assignments. Relevant regulatory experience and strong report-writing skills are essential for success in this federal

Qualifications

• Specialized experience at the level stated for TSA inspector positions.
• Ability to interpret and apply transportation-security laws and policies.
• Experience evaluating security programs and corrective-action plans.
• Experience documenting inspection findings and writing reports.

Responsibilities

• Conduct inspections, security assessments, and regulatory-compliance reviews.
• Evaluate airport, airline, and air-cargo security programs and procedures.
• Inspect security processes, records, systems, facilities, and equipment.
• Identify vulnerabilities, compliance concerns, and departures from standards.
• Review documents and collect information related to inspections or investigations.
• Prepare detailed reports that explain findings and required follow-up.
• Recommend or initiate corrective and enforcement actions within authority.
• Respond to security incidents, suspected violations, and emerging threats.
• Coordinate with TSA personnel and law-enforcement agencies.

Skills

Regulatory knowledge

Analytical thinking

Report writing

Job description

Transportation Security Administration in Sullivan, IN seeks Transportation Security Inspectors to conduct inspections and security assessments, evaluate programs, and prepare findings. You will interact with airport authorities, carriers, and law enforcement to address vulnerabilities and enforce standards.

Roles involve field and office work, travel, and potential overnight assignments. Relevant regulatory experience and strong report-writing skills are essential for success in this federal