Board Member
gardaworldCalifornia (MO)
$33.29 per hour
ApplyAbout the role
Business Unit: Aviation Services Career Area: Airport Security Screening Location: Iqaluit, Nunavit, CA If you are looking for a job at the airport where you play a key role in national security, this is the one for you! As a Pre-Board Screening Officer, you will be ensuring the safety and security of the travelling public.
What's in it for you?
We offer $33.29/h & comprehensive health benefits $10.02/h Northern allowance offered Opportunities to grow alongside Garda World - 26% of our frontline employees are promoted to become part of our corporate teams. Paid training Uniform is provided What does a Pre-Board Screening Officer do? Screen the travelling public and their belongings Ensure non-permitted items do not enter the secure area Control access to restricted areas Respond to alarms and report any events, illegal acts or violations Participate in emergency operations within the airport Qualifications to become a Pre-Board Screening Officer? Must be a Canadian Citizen or a permanent resident High school diploma or equivalent (GED) Have a clean criminal record & eligible to obtain a RAIC (security clearance) 18 years of age or older English verbal and written Must be located near Iqaluit or willing to relocate before starting. AVYFB Garda World: Make the world a safer place Garda World, a global leader in security, offers exciting career opportunities in an evolving industry. We celebrate diversity and invite talent from all backgrounds to apply.
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