Security training - 11.2.3.10 + C.I.A

Level

Initial training, Skills maintenance

Target audience / relevant staff

This training is intended for people responsible for:

- the protection and monitoring of in-flight supplies and supplies intended for airports (in particular the driver of a vehicle transporting in-flight supplies or airport supplies when the entity's procedures provide for him to provide protective role)

- protection and affixing of seals (capacity or unit) with integrity witness or traceability of their use

- the protection, handling and delivery of air carrier mail and equipment, in-flight supplies, airport supplies

- maintaining the integrity of on-board supplies delivered to them by an FCo or an FHa

- and to personnel who carry out random sampling of goods from a stock of unidentified products
intended to become on-board supplies or airport supplies.

 As well as obtaining an airport traffic permit (TCA). (For personnel who have already completed a complete 11.2.6.2 training, these skills are not required as part of the 11.2.3.10 training).

Objectives

Acquire detailed knowledge in "Training Content" section.

Contents

Theoretical

• Knowledge of acts of unlawful interference already perpetrated in civil aviation, terrorist attacks and current threats
• Knowledge of applicable legal requirements
• Knowledge of the elements contributing to a strong and resilient security culture in the workplace and in the field of aviation
• Knowledge of insider threat and radicalization
• Knowledge of the objectives and organization of aviation security, [...]; [COMAT-COMAIL, AB, FA]
• Knowledge of the obligations and responsibilities of persons who carry out security checks; [COMAT-COMAIL, AB, FA]
• Knowledge of procedures for screening people and the circumstances under which people must be reported or asked to prove their identity
• Knowledge of notification procedures
• Ability to identify prohibited items
• Ability to respond appropriately when prohibited items are detected
• Knowledge of means of concealment of prohibited items
• Knowledge of safeguarding requirements applicable to air carrier mail and material, in-flight supplies and airport supplies, as applicable
• Knowledge of transportation requirements, if any.
• Understanding of the inspection/screening station configuration and the inspection/screening process
• Knowledge of access control procedures and corresponding screening/screening procedures
• Knowledge of identification cards used
• Ability to respond appropriately to security-related incidents