Security Agent - O'Hare Airport - Quick Hire!

ACTS-Aviation Security Inc. is a respected leader in the aviation security industry, with a history dating back to 2001. As a wholly owned subsidiary of ICTS Europe, a prominent international security company, ACTS has established itself as a trusted partner for the US aviation market by delivering specialized security solutions. The company primarily focuses on catering, aircraft, and cargo screening services and has expanded its footprint to operational centers across more than 30 airports in the United States. The corporate offices are located in Chicago and Atlanta, providing a strong infrastructure that supports nationwide security operations. ACTS prides itself on its commitment to quality, innovation, and customer-focused security services. The company values its Security Agents and fosters career growth and advancement opportunities within the aviation security field. The role of a Security Agent at ACTS-Aviation Security at O'Hare International Airport in Chicago, IL, involves a range of critical responsibilities designed to uphold the safety and integrity of airport operations. This position requires vigilance and adherence to security protocols, including inspecting airline equipment for unauthorized items, screening cargo according to customer specifications, and performing aircraft monitoring, passenger wanding, and gate guarding duties. Security Agents must be comfortable working in cold weather conditions as this is a routine part of the job environment. The position offers work during morning and afternoon shifts. The hourly wage starts at $19.50, increasing incrementally with years of service. Beyond competitive pay, ACTS offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401K retirement plan with company matching, paid vacation and holidays, life insurance, supplemental insurance options, employee assistance programs, and employee discount programs. This role is ideal for individuals seeking to build a long-term career in aviation security within a global leader committed to safety and professionalism. ACTS ensures a supportive work environment where professionalism, trust, innovation, team spirit, and customer focus are core values that guide daily operations. New hires undergo standard security checks including FBI fingerprinting and a thorough background check, reinforcing the company's dedication to security excellence.
  • complete FBI fingerprint check and 10-year background check
  • no convictions of FAA disqualifying crimes
  • must be eligible for SIDA badge with $25 deposit deducted from first two paychecks
  • ability to work non-standard hours including evenings, weekends and holidays
  • U.S. citizenship required for certain services
  • pass pre-employment drug screen and criminal check
  • willingness to follow company policies
  • ability to maintain security mindset and strong team spirit
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