Description du poste
The Law Enforcement Operations Division is responsible for managing all aspects of LE/FAMS field operations, including budget allocations, personnel staffing levels, policy compliance, and training needs assessment decisions. Each field office is managed by a Supervisory Air Marshal in Charge (SAC) who provides overall supervision for Federal Air Marshals deployed on domestic and international flights and serving in ground-based assignments.
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This is a secondary law enforcement position. Under the authority of the Aviation and Transportation Security Act (ATSA) (PL 107-71, November 19, 2001), the incumbent functions as a Federal Law Enforcement Officer and performs the duties and responsibilities assigned to FAMs. The position serves as the Supervisory Air Marshal in Charge (SAC) of the Transportation Security Operations Center within the Federal Air Marshal Service Operations Planning and Coordination Division Duties include but are not limited to: Duties include: Directs and oversees the TSOC's operational watch activities, ensuring timely monitoring, coordination, documentation, and escalation of transportation security matters. Exercises full supervisory and personnel management authority over subordinate managers, Federal Air Marshals, and program-support staff. Establishes priorities, assigns and balances workloads, monitors progress, and evaluates work quality and timeliness. Develops position descriptions; identifies staffing needs; participates in workforce planning; and interviews and selects applicants. Establishes performance standards, evaluates employees, and provides coaching, training, and development. Resolves employee concerns, takes or recommends corrective action, approves leave, and implements management controls supporting efficient operations. Manages daily TSOC operations and directs subordinate managers coordinating transportation-security and law-enforcement activities. Develops, implements, and evaluates strategies, priorities, and goals supporting FAMS, TSA, and DHS objectives. Serves on the Division leadership team and advises senior officials on operational, security, and mission-support programs. Interprets policy to address incidents, threats, trends, and evolving requirements. During significant events, collaborates with executive leadership and partner organizations to develop, communicate, and implement appropriate mitigation and response measures. Leads strategic planning for assigned programs and organizational elements. Establishes measurable objectives; analyzes performance trends; identifies risks, gaps, and resource needs; and directs corrective actions to strengthen program effectiveness. Oversees development and use of data analytics and performance metrics, ensuring data relevance, reliability, and compliance with DHS and TSA requirements. Reviews program results and recommends or determines resource priorities, operational adjustments, accountability measures, and reporting that accurately reflects outcomes and emerging transportation-security requirements. Validates, determines, and reports on risk-based planning processes, operational models, and security-program activities across transportation sectors. Reviews and approves operational approaches that maintain effectiveness and appropriate unpredictability in commercial aviation, air cargo, general aviation, mass transit, maritime, freight rail, highway, and pipeline environments. Assesses threats, vulnerabilities, trends, resources, and mission requirements; ensures compliance with applicable authorities and LE/FAMS procedures; coordinates timely misconduct reviews; and partners with TSA Investigations on serious misconduct or criminal matters. Establishes and sustains effective relationships with Federal, State, local, tribal, territorial, and private-sector law-enforcement and transportation-security partners. Represents FAMS in meetings, working groups, briefings, and other forums addressing security, l