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Tulsa International Airport
Landside Agent
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
A Transportation Security Officer monitors passengers and activity at airports, train stations and ship terminals to watch for threats to security or passenger safety. Screens passengers, luggage or freight to look for weapons or dangerous materials; patrols areas where vehicles are loaded or unloaded; uses technology, interviews and searches for screening and monitoring passengers.
$55,248 / year median in Oklahoma
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Landside Agent Tulsa International Airport life insurance, paid holidays United States, Oklahoma, Tulsa Aug 06, 2026 Description Tulsa Airports Improvement Trust (TAIT) proudly operates both Tulsa International Airport (TUL) and Tulsa Riverside Airport (RVS). We support an inclusive and collaborative culture, healthy work/life balance, stability, and offer a comprehensive benefit package. Benefits include employer-paid health and life insurance, 13 paid holidays, personal time off and retirement. This position pays 18.17 an hour.
JOB SUMMARY
Under general supervision, the landside agent maintains a safe, secure, and convenient landside airport environment. The primary responsibility of this position is the efficient operations of roadways and ground transportation activities for passengers' active loading, unloading and vehicular traffic. "Active Loading" means that only vehicles in the act of picking up a passenger and loading luggage are allowed to be at the curb. Additionally, this role ensures that all airport safety and security regulations as well as the ground transportation policy are being adhered to with a tactful and helpful demeanor. The ideal candidate will possess a "can do" attitude by responding quickly to ground and transportation policy challenges while representing TUL's commitment to its culture and core values--SOAR (Safety, Opportunity, Attitude, and Responsibility).Primary responsibilities are as follows:
- In a fast-paced, heavily congested environment, helps enforce active loading curb management of upper and lower drives creating safe and efficient traffic flow for both pedestrians and vehicular traffic.
- Coordinates passenger traffic as necessary while assisting the traveling public whenever possible. Provides numerous options for alternatives to parking on the curb.
- Observes and reports unattended baggage and other suspicious situations to the proper law enforcement.
- Directs traffic in often times heavily congested and emergency areas; assists with medical emergencies by clearing space for emergency vehicles and notifying dispatch of first responder locations.
- Operates a two-way radio to transmit and receive information regarding traffic, emergencies, lost and found issues, flight information, etc.
- Conducts airport roadway inspections for hazards, traffic congestion, and proper signage.
- Enforces airport rules and regulations relating to ground transportation and security activities.
- Works independently and exercises sound judgment and decision-making.
- Communicates clearly and effectively to answer questions regarding traffic, parking, travel directions, and complaints with customers, employees, and contractors within the airport.
- Reports incidents, safety hazards, security breaches and maintenance problems to appropriate department.
- Works and communicates frequently with airport law enforcement officers.
- Maintains regular on-time attendance and performs other duties as assigned pertaining to airport safety and security.