Supervise crew and security personnel for international flights at Boston International Airport. Ensure adherence to SOPs, perform daily security and equipment checks, coordinate security and personnel welfare, assist with pre-boarding and international passenger needs, and maintain compliance.
Supervisor for International Flights needed at Boston International Airport
Job Duties:
- Supervise crew for International flights
- Assist and lead with standard operating procedures; ensures procedures are properly posted and employees adhere to posted procedures; recommends changes and updates to standard operating procedures and training.
- Performs daily checks to ensure all security employees are performing their duties in a proper manner and that all security equipment is in proper functioning order.
- Coordinate requests to ensure proper security and the welfare of personnel.
- Assist with Pre-Boards and maintain compliance
- Assist with International Flight Customers
Hours (Mon-Fri): 12 pm to 7:30pm
Must work atleast 1 weekend day (Sat or Sun)
Hourly Pay Rate: $18.00 with growth opportunities!
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