The security guards at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York City are dozing off at work! Several photos and videos from the airport allegedly show JFK security guards sleeping at various remote locations around the grounds.

One video clip shows a JFK guard dozing in an official vehicle. Stephen Jackson, former FJC Security manager, tries to wake up the guard in the video as he honks his horn as a plane drives over JFK Airport.

Jackson is an ex-marine who had been working at FJC since August 2011. He became a security-guard supervisor at JFK in December. He was fired May 28, and claims that it was a part of a harassment campaign.

Jackson says he regularly caught about six JFK guards dozing off out of the 58-65 in an 8-hour shift!

The video that Jackson took of Harite, JFK security guard, dozing is 36 seconds long and shows a man sleeping behind the wheel of an FJC vehicle. "Come on, buddy. Wake up!" Jackson is heard saying to the man as he honks his horn. "Beeping the horn, nothing. A plane's taking off," Jackson says in the video while still honking as a jet is seen and heard flying overhead.

On Friday, the PA banned the three FJC employees that were caught dozing from working at PA facilities, and made their names available to The Post.

JFK Airport has been the focus of at least one terror plot, which occurred in 2007. A Shiite Muslim leader was sentenced to life in prison in January 2012 for conspiring to attack the airport.

FJC Security bills itself on a website as a "security leader in multiple industries." The website states FJC is the "leading and trusted security provider at three of the world's busiest and high profile airports: New York's JFK International Airport, New York's LaGuardia Airport and New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport."