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19/01/2016
Aviation Security Firm Announces 40 New Jobs
An aviation security firm is to create 40 new jobs at Belfast International Airport.
ICTS said the recruitment and training process of the full-time posts will be completed ahead of the planned start of operations by Ryanair.
Jim Finegan, Operations Director ICTS (UK) said: "It's wonderful to be on a recruitment drive. Growth at the airport means greater demand for our professional aviation security services. It's a win-win for all."
Belfast International Airport Operations Director, Alan Whiteside, said: "We're ramping up for a spring and summer with passenger activity reaching new peaks. We've recruited eighteen new apprentices within the past year or so and we expect our other supply and retail companies to take on additional employees to match demand.
"These are exciting times for Belfast International. What's really good about these jobs is that they are being created, not promised, at no cost whatsoever to the taxpayer.
"We're making headway as an economic hub for Northern Ireland. It's a pity those who drive job creation and investment don't realise the important role the airport plays in re-balancing our economy."
(CD)
ICTS said the recruitment and training process of the full-time posts will be completed ahead of the planned start of operations by Ryanair.
Jim Finegan, Operations Director ICTS (UK) said: "It's wonderful to be on a recruitment drive. Growth at the airport means greater demand for our professional aviation security services. It's a win-win for all."
Belfast International Airport Operations Director, Alan Whiteside, said: "We're ramping up for a spring and summer with passenger activity reaching new peaks. We've recruited eighteen new apprentices within the past year or so and we expect our other supply and retail companies to take on additional employees to match demand.
"These are exciting times for Belfast International. What's really good about these jobs is that they are being created, not promised, at no cost whatsoever to the taxpayer.
"We're making headway as an economic hub for Northern Ireland. It's a pity those who drive job creation and investment don't realise the important role the airport plays in re-balancing our economy."
(CD)
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