The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will be doing on-site interviews at the Columbia Job Center on Thursday, January 13, 2022, from 10 a.m. – 1 p.m., hiring security officers for the Columbia Regional Airport. This hiring event is part of a series held the second Thursday of each month through May.
Positions start between $16.51 to $23.58/hour. Transportation Security Officers are responsible for providing security and protection of travelers across all transportation sectors in a courteous and professional manner. Their duties may also extend to securing high-profile events, important figures and/or anything that includes or impacts our transportation systems.
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“We’re excited to be assisting the Columbia Regional Airport and TSA once again with their hiring needs,” said Sundi Jo Graham, Communications Coordinator for the Central Workforce Development Region. “We want to help lighten the load for employers in today’s struggling economy, but also help remove any barriers that may get in the way for job seekers to find employment. Hosting this hiring event is just one of the ways we get to do that.”
Columbia Regional Airport is served by American Airlines, providing reliable and convenient direct, non-stop flights from Columbia to Dallas/Fort Worth and Chicago O’Hare International Airports.
For more information, contact Nichelle Pool at 573.441.6361.
Other services are available at the Columbia Job Center for both employers and job seekers. Employer services include talent search assistance through the MoJobs database, the ability to reach out to UI recipients, retention assistance, labor market information, ACT Workkeys and NCRC testing, hiring incentives, and veterans services. Job seeker services include job search assistance, free resource computers, career and training services, workshops, skill assessments, work-based learning, and more.
The work done to assist the communities of mid-Missouri is a collective effort of the Central Ozarks Private Industry Council (COPIC), the Office of Workforce Development, and the Central Workforce Development Board, along with numerous community partners.Services are provided through four comprehensive Job Centers, four satellite locations and an administrative office.