Cargo Manager (CM) Screener - All Screening Types

Recurrent
(Modules 1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9B, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 and 21)For individuals whose functions include Implementation of the NASP, Hand Search, ETD, X-Ray, & EDD - Recurrent
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Modules

  • 1 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 1 - The Threat to Aviation - Recurrent
  • 2 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 2 - Security in the Aviation Industry - Recurrent
  • 3 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 3 - The Trainees Role - Recurrent
  • 6 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 6 - Overview of Cargo and Mail
  • 8 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 8 - Acceptance and Dispatch of Cargo and Mail
  • 9B Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 9B - Prohibited Article and Concealments for Screeners
  • 10 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 10 - Visual Check
  • 11 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 11 - Hand Searching
  • 12 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 12 - Explosive Trace Detection (ETD)
  • 13 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 13 - Screening using X-ray Equipment (inc. Explosive Detection Systems [EDS] and Computer Tomography [CT])
  • 14 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 14 - Threat Image Projection (TIP)
  • 15 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 15 - Metal Detection Equipment (MDE)
  • 16 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 16 - Explosive Detection Dogs (EDD)
  • 21 Cargo Regulated Agent 2022 - Module 21 - Local Manager

Course aims & objectives

For individuals whose work functions include Responsibility for Local Implementation of the NASP (Site Security Representative), Screening by Hand Search, by ETD, and by X-Ray, as per the function matrix.
Managers must complete all modules relating to the function of person they are supervising, in addition to the core modules indicated in the function matrix.

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Includes Modules:
Module 1 - The Threat to Aviation
Module 2 - Security in the Aviation Industry
Module 3 - The Trainees Role
Module 6 - Overview of Cargo and Mail
Module 8 - Acceptance and Dispatch of Cargo and Mail
Module 9B - Prohibited Article and Concealments for Screeners
Module 10 - Visual Check
Module 11 - Hand Searching
Module 12 - Explosive Trace Detection (ETD)
Module 13 - Screening using X-ray Equipment (inc. Explosive Detection Systems [EDS] and Computer Tomography [CT])
Module 14 - Threat Image Projection (TIP)
Module 15 - Metal Detection Equipment (MDE)
Module 16 - Explosive Detection Dogs (EDD)
Module 21 - Local Managers

Course Aims and Objectives:
- To ensure that trainees know the threat to the aviation industry
- To ensure that trainees understand the organisation of aviation security and the role they play to contribute to security.
- To ensure that trainees understand what they must do to establish a robust and resilient aviation security culture.
- To ensure that trainees understand the nature of cargo and mail.
- To ensure that trainees understand the requirements for the acceptance and dispatch of secure air cargo and mail.
- To ensure that trainees understand the background to the screening of cargo and mail and are able to respond appropriately to the discovery of prohibited articles. This module must be accompanied by a practical day.
- To ensure trainees are able to carry out an effective visual check of cargo. This module must be accompanied by a practical day.
- To ensure that trainees are able to carry out an effective hand search of cargo. This module must be accompanied by a practical day.
- To ensure that trainees are able to screen effectively by ETD. This module must be accompanied by a practical day.
- To ensure that trainees are able to operate x-ray equipment to a standard which allows them to detect prohibited articles reliably. This module must be accompanied by a practical day.
- To ensure that trainees know the concept of threat image projection and are proficient in its use.
- To ensure that trainees are able to screen effectively using metal detection equipment (MDE). This module must be accompanied by a practical day.
- To ensure that trainees understand the principles of screening with Explosive Detection Dogs.
- To ensure that trainees understand their responsibilities for implementing an Aviation Security Programme at a local level