Supervisory Federal Air Marshal - Regional Director
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About The Position
The Supervisory Federal Air Marshal - Regional Director position at the Department of Homeland Security's Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is a critical role that involves providing executive-level leadership to the Federal Air Marshal Service (FAMS). This position is designed for individuals who have demonstrated progressively responsible leadership experience indicative of senior executive-level managerial capability. The role is situated in a high-stakes environment where the primary objective is to safeguard the American way of life by securing transportation systems across the nation, including airports, seaports, railroads, highways, and public transit systems. As a Regional Director, you will oversee the deployment of Federal Air Marshals in alignment with TSA and FAMS strategic goals. Your responsibilities will include conducting law enforcement activities related to terrorism and threats to aviation security, coordinating with various law enforcement agencies, and establishing effective liaison activities with federal, state, local, and international officials. You will also be responsible for defining short and long-range program plans, goals, and priorities, ensuring that the Federal Air Marshals and support staff are effectively trained, equipped, and deployed to meet the agency's mission. This position is part of the TSA Leadership Succession and Development Program, which emphasizes the importance of leadership in maintaining the security of the nation’s transportation systems. The role requires a commitment to mobility, as you may be subject to frequent changes in posts of duty and positions. Additionally, you will be expected to carry a firearm and maintain proficiency, as well as meet the medical standards of the Federal Air Marshal Medical Examination Program. The position is permanent, with an initial tour of duty typically lasting 36 months, and may be extended based on agency needs.
