Behaior Detection Officer resume example

• Serve as the Transportation Security Officer engaging in threat mitigation activities to protect Aviation and other transportation modes.
• Perform all security functions related to passenger screening, baggage screening and Behavior Detection (BD) through use and application of procedures, techniques and technology.
• Have the knowledge, skill and technique to detect Behavior Detection (BD) which is observing behavior and appearance indicators to identify potentially high-risk individuals who may pose a threat to transportation security.,

Achieved Expectations:

· Completes a variety of routine and complex tasks, as assigned.

· Verifies that own work is done correctly and encourages and assits others to verify that work is done correctly.

· Follows directions and encourages and assists others to follow directions.

· Meets or exceeds deadlines on assigned tasks.

· Accepts additional responsibilities and responds appropriately to shifting priorities.

· Encourages others to commit to the security mission and perform work in a responsible and dependable manner.

· Learns new skills to enhance own work and provides instruction to others.

· Consistently maintains an awareness of operational needs and responds to those needs.

· Completes assigned tasks on a consistent basis and assists others in completing assigned tasks in support of the security mission.

· Verifies that work is done correctly, regardless of to whom the work was assigned.

· Serves as a role model, provides instruction, and engages others to learn new skills to enhance work performance.

· Volunteers for additional responsibilities and quickly responds to shifting priorities.

· Schedules, prioritizes, and completes multiple work assignments in a timely manner or ahead of schedule.

· Is consistently reliable to complete work in a timely manner and correctly applies screening procedures, regardless of circumstances.

· Serves as a role model to others by consistently maintaining an awareness of operational needs and proactively responding to those needs.

Observed/Documented Behaviors:

· Responds to increased volume by notifying supervison and opening additional capacity when possible

· Quickly responds to alarms or requests for assistance

· Appropriately schedules breaks around anticipated workflow.

· Encourages TSOs to stay focused on security through words and actions.

· Promptly corrects TSOs performing procedures incorrectly and notifies supervision.

· Checks behind others to ensure pre-operational checks are completed.

· Asks for additional assignments when available. Identifies issues and problems and volunteers to find the solutions.