Airport Security Agent PT

Airport Security Agent

The Contractor's Airport Security Agents shall perform the services specified herein at all LGA, JFK, EWR, TEB and SWF parking lots, aeronautical guard access areas, construction sites, fire watch and other posts and areas, as shall be directed by the Manager from time to time. Their duties shall include but shall not be limited to the following:

• Observe and report suspicious activity and behavior to the Port Authority Police.
• Protect the areas to which they are assigned.
• Enforce rules and regulations as set forth by the Port Authority in the Airport Security Agent Manual, Manager Bulletins, etc.
• Familiarize themselves with all post orders.
• Maintain an operationally efficient post and help people who require assistance or information, provided doing so does not distract from or prevent successful completion of security services.
• Supervise and ensure compliance with Port Authority and federal rules and regulations regarding the identification of personnel and vehicles accessing the AOA/SIDA.
• Conduct vehicle inspections as required.
• Immediately report to PAPD when: any unauthorized individuals attempt to (or having already gained) access to the Facility without required authorization; unriuly individuals attempt physical altercations with the ASA or anyone else on Port Authority property; any fires.
• Direct traffic at post, as required.
• Provide construction escort services, as required.
• Conduct periodic inspections of all contractor work areas at designated times to ascertain compliance with security procedures.
• Report unclaimed or unattended property to PAPD.
• Make full reports to supervisors of all unusual circumstances.
• Continually perform normal and additional assigned job duties during emergencies as directed by the Manager.
• Screen and/or log persons and/or vehicles seeking access to restricted areas of the Facility.
• Report to appropriate personnel hazardous conditions such as ice, snow, holes in fences, defective lighting, unseen open gates, etc.
• Perform Airport perimeter fence inspections as required by the Manager.
• Respond to and investigate door alarms at specific terminals and other facilities within a specified time period, resolving conditions and reporting to Security Operations Center.
• Assist PAPD by rendering aid to persons in public areas at the Facility when required until the arrival of medical assistance.
• Respond to and assist in situations involving fires, explosions, bomb threats, floods, crowd control and all other types of unspecified emergencies.
• Perform fire watch functions.
• Report vehicle and patron accidents to PAPD and prepare handwritten reports as required.
• Maintain a log of activity occurring during the tour making particular note of unusual incidents or activity.
• Monitor vehicles and personnel in secured/restricted areas.
• Use watch‑clocks or similar technology such as an Electronic Guard Tour Monitoring System (EGTMS).
• In the event of a vehicle fire, provide after‑notification of the incident to PAPD, utilizing vehicle fire extinguishers and other available equipment pending the arrival of emergency equipment.
• Require agents to report for duty 30 minutes prior to their assigned tour in order to stand roll call and travel to post.
• Perform all other specific responsibilities and duties as required by the Manager.
• Each position shall be on post at all times during scheduled hours and the post shall not be unoccupied unless properly relieved or secured in a Port Authority approved manner.
• Dress in uniform at all times while on duty.

• Relief personnel are required for this position.
• All Airport Security Agents shall adhere to the Port Authority uniform and appearance guidelines and its subsequent approved iterations while on duty (unless documented medical issues require otherwise).
• Airport Security Agents shall not use personal cell/wireless telephone and/or communication devices while on post, except as approved by the Manager.
• Airport Security Agents shall comply with all requirements of the Section of the SOW entitled “Tours of Duty” (Section
  8).
• Airport Security Agents assigned to work in the state of New Jersey shall be certified as guards by New Jersey State.
• Airport Security Agents working in New York shall be certified by New York City Fire Department (FDNY) as fire watch and provide fire watch coverage as required by the Manager.

• Competitive Pay
• Recognition and Reward Programs
• Training and Career Development
• Opportunities for medical, dental, holidays, vacation, sick leave, and 401(k) retirement plan
• Uniform and equipment provided
• Additional benefits vary depending on position

Inter‑Con Security Systems, Inc. is an affirmative action employer who provides equal employment opportunities to minorities, females, veterans, and disabled individuals, as well as other protected groups. License PPO# 6822