Airside D/AVOP Driver- BBTCA

at  ASP Incorporated

AIRSIDE D/AVOP Driver
Are you passionate about Safety & Security and seeking opportunity to join a team of Security Professionals?
A.S.P. Incorporated has provided security and customer service solutions for over 20 years to Canadian clients. We employ in excess of 2000 employees and are a subsidiary of ICTS EUROPE, which is operating in 22 countries and employing more than 17000 professionals. A.S.P provide services to some of the largest airports in Canada and has a significant presence in the Commercial and Residential spaces in Ontario and Alberta.
A.S.P. is looking for Airside Access Control Officer, who take pride in becoming ambassador of Airport and make every interaction professional and positive. Work with integrity, respect, and take responsibility of the security and safety at the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport.

• Monitor and verify RAICs, ensuring only authorized access to the Restricted Area;
• Monitor all persons leaving a Restricted Area;
• Prevent a breach of security by preventing entry or re-entry of persons and/or arriving passengers into the Restricted Area (sterile hold room);
• Immediately advise the AOCC regarding expired, lost, stolen, misprinted, or improperly utilized RAICs, as discovered during Access Control duties;
• Assist the Ports Toronto Protective Services, Toronto Police Services or any other law enforcement agency as directed;
• Reports to the AOCC any suspicious persons or any deficiencies with respect to the post, i.e. missing lists, etc.;
• Provide assistance to the public, i.e., general information, directions, etc.;
• Carry and operate portable radios to communicate with each other and the Airport Operations Communication Center; and
• Perform other related duties or assignments as directed.
• Patrol the primary security line doors in the terminal building and adjacent gates and report any deficiencies of security barrier to the AOCC;
• Provide coverage for breaks as directed by the site supervisor and/or manager;
• Provide surge capacity to any security post (static or mobile) as needed;
• Provide assistance to the public, i.e., general information, directions, etc.;
• Report any observed facility deficiencies or outages to the AOCC;
• Carry and operate portable radios to communicate with each other and the Airport Operations Communication Center; and
• Other related security duties or assignments as directed.