Passenger Service - Airport ID Issuing officer - Japanese Bilingual

A Japanese airline is looking for Passenger Service (Airport ID Issuing officer) - Japanese Bilingual

This position is for Japanese Bilingual ONLY

Work hours:

• Day time shift: 6:00am - 2:30pm (30 minutes lunch break)

• Night time shift: 5:15pm - 2:00am (45 minutes break)

• 5 days a week (including Saturday and Sunday)

• Negotiable working hours/days depending on qualifications

Position: Passenger Service (Airport ID Issuing officer)

Location: JFK International Airport

Employment Type: Temp (long term, full time)

START: ASAP

Pay: $21.25/hr (Training), $23.38/hr (After becoming Airport ID Issuing officer )

Hours: Total 35-40 hours /week (It may change due to a flight schedule.)

Main Duty (Passenger Service Agent):

  • Assist passengers during pre-departure and post-arrival operations as well as handling services for passengers at check-in counter, lounge, and terminal at JFK International Airport, NY.
Authorized Signatory Duty (Airport ID issuing officer duties):
  • Contact new staff to process airport ID application to get personal information for airport ID application and CBP seal
  • Submit application to the PANYNJ through the Credentialing Portal
  • Book appointment for Fingerprint/ID pick-up/SIDA Training/Add-on CBP seal
  • Review the SIDA Certificate with new staff before they take the SIDA Training Class
  • Update Quarterly Report (every 3 months)
  • TSA Audit [once a year]
Qualifications:
  • Authorized to work in the U.S.
  • Hospitality, Airline, Tourism related Major are a plus.
  • Passionate about customer service and have relevant education or work experience
  • Excellent communication skills in English and Japanese (Business Level in both Language)
  • Required to work flexible shifts, weekends and holidays

To apply, please send resume to nyamamoto@pasona.com

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