Role Overview
TSA is hiring Federal Air Marshals to provide in-flight security on commercial aircraft departing from or arriving in Jurupa Valley. This is a specialized law enforcement role focused on protecting passengers and crew while responding to potential threats.
Position Details
- Openings: Jurupa Valley and Nationwide
- Starting Pay: $30.00 - $60.00
- Annual Compensation: $65,000 - $100,000+
- Schedule: Travel-based
Perks and Benefits
- Federal law enforcement benefits
- Health, dental, and vision insurance
- Retirement plan with TSP
- Travel opportunities
Key Responsibilities
- Provide in-flight security
- Respond to onboard threats
- Operate covertly
- Support national security missions
Disclaimer
This is not a direct TSA job offer. This promotes an independent preparation resource.
How Our Program Helps
- Preparation materials
- Practice assessments
- Application guidance
- Support services
Apply for Federal Air Marshal Careers in Jurupa ValleyStart your journey in federal aviation security today.
Role Overview
TSA is hiring Federal Air Marshals to provide in-flight security on commercial aircraft departing from or arriving in Jurupa Valley. This is a specialized law enforcement role focused on protecting passengers and crew while responding to potential threats.
Position Details
- Openings: Jurupa Valley and Nationwide
- Starting Pay: $30.00 - $60.00
- Annual Compensation: $65,000 - $100,000+
- Schedule: Travel-based
Perks and Benefits
- Federal law enforcement benefits
- Health, dental, and vision insurance
- Retirement plan with TSP
- Travel opportunities
Key Responsibilities
- Provide in-flight security
- Respond to onboard threats
- Operate covertly
- Support national security missions
Disclaimer
This is not a direct TSA job offer. This promotes an independent preparation resource.
How Our Program Helps
- Preparation materials
- Practice assessments
- Application guidance
- Support services
Apply for Federal Air Marshal Careers in Jurupa ValleyStart your journey in federal aviation security today.
