There’s something so special about working at the world’s most iconic airport. Its sights. Its sounds. Its constant air of excitement.
Become a Heathrow Security Officer and every day, you’ll wake up to a world full of fresh possibilities. Imagine the stories you’ll have when you’re meeting thousands of passengers from all walks of life. And the pride you’ll feel when you’re playing an important part in making their journeys as safe and enjoyable as possible.
With exciting prospects to explore and an improved package to reward you, there’s never been a better time to join Heathrow Security Team. Join and discover why there’s no place like Heathrow.
What hours are available?
Core Combination (Full-Time): A mix of early shifts (starting as early as 04:00), late shifts (finishing as late as 23:00), and some night shifts (any time between 19:00 and 07:00).
Early (Full-Time): Shifts start as early as 04:00 (finishing between 12:45 and 14:30)
Late (Full-Time): Shifts start between 12:15 and 14:30 (finishing between 21:00 and 23:00)
Once you’ve completed your training, you’ll know your shifts 12 months in advance, so you can plan around them. Swaps are often possible, providing even greater flexibility, but it's important that you're available for all shifts on the pattern you apply for.
Your role will involve
Like everyone here, you‘ll be passionate about creating the best Heathrow experience for all our passengers. Throughout each shift, you’ll be greeting people, patrolling the airport, monitoring secure areas and generally putting everyone at ease.
You’ll also be carrying out searches and safety checks on passengers, colleagues, and the items they bring through the airport. Security Officers only search people of their own gender, of course. Which is why we recruit separately for male and female roles.
Yours will be the friendly face that offers passengers a warm welcome as well as a constant reassuring presence, alert to everything that's going on around you, ready to spot potential threats and responding rapidly if and when you do.
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