Behavior Detection Officer (BDO) - Tuition Reimbursement

Airport Security Careers; Edisto Island (SC); On-site; USD 48,000 - 70,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid leave and holidays

Health insurance coverage

Retirement plan with TSP matching

Overtime opportunities

Career advancement

Job summary

Airport Security Careers is seeking Behavior Detection Officers to work inside airport terminals in Edisto Island. No prior experience is required and training is provided, with a focus on identifying suspicious behavior and preventing threats.

Openings are available in Edisto Island and nationwide, with starting pay from $23.00 to $45.00 per hour and annual compensation of $48,000 to $70,000+. Work is shift-based, with comprehensive benefits including health insurance and retirement plans.

Qualifications

• No prior experience required; training provided.
• Ability to monitor behavior and report security concerns.
• Willingness to work in shift-based schedules and in airport environments.

Responsibilities

• Monitor passenger behavior for suspicious activities.
• Identify potential threats and coordinate with law enforcement when needed.
• Report security concerns to appropriate channels.
• Support the security team in maintaining safe airport operations.

Job description

Role Overview

TSA is hiring Behavior Detection Officers (BDOs) to work inside airport terminals in Edisto Island. These professionals focus on identifying suspicious behavior and preventing potential threats before they occur. No prior experience is required and training is provided.

Position Details

Openings : Edisto Island and Nationwide

Starting Pay : $23.00 - $45.00

Annual Compensation : $48,000 - $70,000+

Schedule : Shift-based

Perks and Benefits

• Paid leave and holidays
• Health insurance coverage
• Retirement plan with TSP matching
• Overtime opportunities
• Career advancement

Key Responsibilities

• Monitor passenger behavior
• Identify potential threats
• Coordinate with law enforcement
• Report security concerns