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Transportation Security Administration in Bush, LA seeks a Supervisory Transportation Security Officer/Lead Officer to oversee screening operations and staff. This fulltime role requires coordinating shifts, training personnel, and maintaining performance standards.
You will supervise officers, assign work, review performance, and respond to incidents while coordinating with airport stakeholders. The position pays $25.00–$50.00 per hour, offers federal benefits, and requires availability for
Location: Bush, LA
Employer: Transportation Security Administration, Department of Homeland Security
Pay: $25.00 - $50.00
Pay Band: SV-F
Appointment Type: Fulltime
Transportation-security operations may continue around the clock. Depending on the vacancy, supervisors may be required to work early mornings, evenings, overnight shifts, weekends, federal holidays, or overtime. Refer to the official announcement for the exact work schedule.
Applicants generally need at least one year of specialized experience that demonstrates the knowledge and judgment required to supervise transportation-security operations. Qualifying experience is typically related to work performed by a Transportation Security Officer or Lead Transportation Security Officer and must meet the pay-band level specified in the vacancy announcement.
Candidates must also generally have at least six months of experience as a work leader, team leader, or supervisor. This experience should demonstrate the ability to distribute workloads, train employees, maintain work records, monitor performance, and resolve routine workplace concerns. The leadership experience may have been gained during the same period as the specialized security experience.
Although this is a supervisory position, STSOs remain involved in active screening operations. Candidates must be capable of repeatedly lifting and carrying baggage or other items weighing up to 50 pounds, standing for prolonged periods, walking up to two miles during a shift, and bending, leaning, or squatting during screening activities. Applicants must also meet the medical, hearing, vision, and color-perception standards required for security-screening work.