Level

Initial training, Skills maintenance

Target audience / relevant staff

Staff responsible for checking in and boarding passengers (check-in agent, ground handling agent, traffic agents, etc.) and ground staff responsible for handling baggage: placing in containers or on trolleys, loading in the hold (ramp agent, multi-purpose handling agent, etc.). 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 11.2.3.8 training).

Objectives

Acquire knowledge to implement reconciliation between passengers and baggage in compliance with security rules.

Contents

Theoretical

• Knowledge of the aKnowledge of acts of unlawful interference already perpetrated in civil aviation, terrorist attacks and current threatscts 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, in particular the obligations and responsibilities of those who carry out security checks
• Ability to respond appropriately when prohibited items are detected
• Knowledge of emergency response procedures
• Knowledge of passenger-to-baggage matching requirements and techniques
• Knowledge of protection requirements for air carrier equipment used for passenger and baggage processing
• Understanding of the inspection/screening station configuration and the inspection/screening process
• Knowledge of access control procedures and corresponding screening/screening procedures
• Knowledge of airport identification cards used at this airport
• Knowledge of notification procedures
• Ability to respond appropriately to security-related incidents