Course aims & objectives
Recurrent – Airport Supplies Manager (Hand Search and X-Ray)
For individuals whose work functions include screening by Hand Search and by X-Ray and Supervision and Responsibility for local implementations of NASP (Site Security Representative)
PLEASE NOTE - This course will require a practical session to be accredited. Please contact us to arrange this.
Includes Modules:
Module 1 - The Threat to Aviation
Module 2 - Security in the Aviation Industry
Module 3 - The Trainees Role
Module 5 – Overview of Airport Supplies
Module 6 – Screening Overview
Module 7 – Visual Check
Module 8 – Hand Search
Module 10 – Screening Using X-Ray Equipment
Module 11 – Threat Image Projection (TIP)
Module 14 – The Role of the Supervisor
Module 15 – Local Site Security Representative
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 the trainees understand the nature of airport supplies.
- To ensure the trainees understand the background to screening of airport supplies.
- To ensure the trainees are able to carry out an effective visual check of airport supplies.
- To ensure the trainees are able to carry out an effective hand search of airport supplies.
- To ensure trainees are able to operate x-ray equipment to a standard which allows them to detect prohibited articles reliably.
- To ensure that trainees know the concept of threat image projection and are proficient in its use.
- To ensure trainees know the role of the supervisor.
- To ensure the trainees understand their responsibilities for implementing the National Aviation Security Programme at a local level.
Module Descriptions:
Module 1 – The Threat to Aviation
In this module, we delve into the myriad risks endangering the aviation sector, from cyber attacks to terrorism and natural disasters. Through case studies and simulations, trainees gain insight into identifying, mitigating, and responding to threats, ensuring a resilient and secure aviation industry.
Module 2 – Security in the Aviation Industry
This module provides a comprehensive overview of aviation security, covering organizational structures, protocols, and best practices. Trainees explore their role in safeguarding airports, aircraft, and passengers through threat assessment, surveillance techniques, and emergency response strategies, fostering a culture of vigilance and resilience.
Module 3 – The trainees role
This module elucidates the pivotal role trainees play in cultivating a robust aviation security culture. Through interactive sessions, participants learn essential protocols, reporting procedures, and behavior patterns crucial for maintaining vigilance and resilience. Emphasis is placed on individual accountability and collective responsibility in ensuring aviation safety.
Module 5 - Overview of Airport Supplies
This module offers a comprehensive exploration of airport supplies, encompassing everything from consumables to equipment and infrastructure essentials. Trainees gain a holistic understanding of the diverse nature and critical importance of supplies within airport operations, ensuring effective management and logistical proficiency.
Module 6 - Screening Overview
This module provides an in-depth examination of screening procedures for airport supplies, covering the historical context, regulatory framework, and evolving technologies. Trainees gain insight into the rationale behind screening protocols, enhancing their understanding of security measures and their role in safeguarding airport operations
Module 7 – Visual Check
This module equips trainees with the skills to conduct thorough visual inspections of airport supplies. Through hands-on demonstrations and practical exercises, participants learn to identify anomalies, defects, and potential security risks, ensuring the integrity and safety of supplied materials within airport operations.
Module 8 – Hand Search
This module imparts essential techniques for conducting meticulous hand searches of airport supplies. Trainees learn hands-on methods for inspecting items thoroughly, identifying prohibited or suspicious materials, and ensuring compliance with security protocols. Mastery of these skills enhances operational safety and security within airport environments.
Module 10 – Screening Using X-Ray Equipment
This module imparts comprehensive training on operating X-ray equipment for screening airport supplies. Trainees learn to interpret X-ray images accurately, identify prohibited articles, and adhere to security protocols effectively. Mastery of these skills ensures reliable detection of threats, bolstering airport security and operational safety.
Module 11 – Threat Image Projection (TIP)
This module introduces trainees to the concept of Threat Image Projection (TIP) and hones their proficiency in its application. Through simulations and practical exercises, participants learn to recognize and respond to potential threats effectively, enhancing their ability to maintain airport security standards and mitigate risks
Module 14 – The Role of the Supervisor
This module elucidates the pivotal responsibilities and competencies of supervisors within the aviation industry. Trainees gain insights into leadership principles, team management, and regulatory compliance, fostering their ability to effectively oversee operations and ensure adherence to safety and security protocols
Module 15 – Local Site Security Representative
This module empowers trainees to fulfil their role as Local Site Security Representatives, responsible for implementing the National Aviation Security Programme at a local level. Participants gain comprehensive insights into their duties, regulatory requirements, and best practices, ensuring effective security measures and compliance within their designated areas.
