Overview
The Supervisory Federal Air Marshal in Kosrae operates at the frontline of defense for local residents and travelers. This active role involves the screening of people, property, and cargo to prevent prohibited items from entering secure areas.
The position involves everything from preparing baggage for inspection to monitoring access to secure areas. You will follow strict TSA procedures, adapting to new protocols as they evolve, and coordinate incident response with local security teams in Kosrae when alarms are triggered.
To succeed in this role, you must be a U.S. Citizen or National and at least 18 years old. You should be prepared to work in a high-noise, high-pressure environment, remaining focused despite alarms, crowds, and time pressure. Candidates must pass the computer-based test (CBT) and a background screening.
Starting pay and premium-pay eligibility vary by location, experience, schedule, and employer. Review current listings for the Kosrae area.
Key Responsibilities
Helping sort and organize letters in route sequence at the Kosrae office
Accompanying primary carriers to distribute parcel loads in 96944
Confirming deliveries via electronic scanners along routes in FM
Collecting outbound letters from public collection boxes in Kosrae
Ensuring high standards of cargo security and safety on routes
Requirements & Skills
Requirements & Qualifications
Physical stamina to walk long routes and carry mail bags
Valid driver's license with a safe driving record in the state
US Citizenship or permanent residency status
Passing required drug screenings and criminal background checks
Commitment to public service and security standards for 96944
Preferred Skills
Experience in security, logistics, support, or administration
Familiarity with screening, distribution, or coordination
Experience maintaining records and internal reporting
Commitment to public trust and service
Estimated Pay and Career Considerations
Career Considerations
Program Benefits
Step-by-step guidance for common application stages
Location-based career search tools
Practice and interview preparation resources
Optional alerts about newly discovered listings
Email and chat support where available
Application Pipeline
Requirements Checklist
Physical stamina to walk long routes and carry mail bags
Valid driver's license with a safe driving record in the state
US Citizenship or permanent residency status
Passing required drug screenings and criminal background checks
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a TSA Support Associate do?
You handle day-to-day office coordination, record keeping, and employee scheduling at the Kosrae security branch. It's a clerical role that keeps airport operations organized behind the scenes.
Do I need administrative experience to apply?
Some office or customer service background is helpful, but not required. We train you on all local ticketing, badging, and scheduling systems. Dependability and basic computer skills are key in FM.
Are these roles full-time or part-time?
Openings in FM include both full-time and part-time options. Schedules are typically more stable than passenger screening shifts, though some holiday coverage may be needed.
What is the pay scale for TSA Support roles?
Support positions in the Kosrae area typically start between $20 and $24 per hour. Career status brings federal retirement, paid time off, health insurance, and structured pay raises.
Is there room for career growth?
Definitely. Support and administrative roles are great entry points into federal security coordination, management, or specialist paths within FM aviation security.