[go: up one dir, main page]
Scribd
Upload
624 views17 pages

Module 1 - Introduction To The Course

This document outlines the objectives, methods, and importance of aviation security training. The course objectives include enabling participants to safely work in and move about airports, communicate with other agencies, control people and vehicle movement, recognize weapons and prohibited items, inspect passengers and baggage, and respond to emergencies. Training methods incorporate lectures, discussions, demonstrations, site visits, and hands-on experience with progress and mastery tests. The document emphasizes that security personnel can develop their careers with additional training and outlines how the course lays the foundation for increased knowledge, skills, motivation, and career development in aviation security.

Uploaded by

samueljosh.sanchez.eng
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPT, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
624 views17 pages

Module 1 - Introduction To The Course

This document outlines the objectives, methods, and importance of aviation security training. The course objectives include enabling participants to safely work in and move about airports, communicate with other agencies, control people and vehicle movement, recognize weapons and prohibited items, inspect passengers and baggage, and respond to emergencies. Training methods incorporate lectures, discussions, demonstrations, site visits, and hands-on experience with progress and mastery tests. The document emphasizes that security personnel can develop their careers with additional training and outlines how the course lays the foundation for increased knowledge, skills, motivation, and career development in aviation security.

Uploaded by

samueljosh.sanchez.eng
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPT, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
You are on page 1/ 17

Course Objectives

Upon completion of this course you will be


able to:
1. Work in and move about an airport safely.
2. Communicate and cooperate with other
agencies.
3. Control movement of people and vehicles.
4. Guard and patrol vulnerable areas/facilities.
Course Objectives

5. Recognize weapons, explosives and


prohibited items.
6. Inspect/screen/search passengers and
baggage.
7. Respond to airport emergency
situations.
8. Escort people and consignments.
The Method of Training

• Lecture presentations by specialist


speakers
• Group discussions
• Classroom and site demonstrations
• Slide and audio/visual presentations
The Method of Training

• Site visits to the airport and


surrounding area
• Practical hands-on training experience
• Progress tests during each module
• Mastery test for each module
Attacks Against Civil Aviation

􀂾 Unlawful seizure of aircraft


􀂾 Sabotage of aircraft
􀂾 Sabotage of airports
􀂾 Off-airport attacks (airline offices)
􀂾 Terrorist attacks
Attacks Against Civil Aviation

• June 1985: 747 aircraft exploded in flight,


killing all on board.

• June 1985 (same day): Baggage exploded


in Far East airport, killing airport workers.

• December 1985: Two attacks at European


airports. Passenger and airport workers killed.
Attacks Against Civil Aviation

• April 1988: 747 aircraft seized in Far


East, flown to North African airport.
Passengers/crew held two weeks.

• December 1988: 747 Aircraft exploded


in flight over Scotland, killing all on
board.
BOMB THREAT
PAL Flight PR-105 (May 26, 2016)

Written words at the Backside of a foldable mirror in


Lavatory 5A-1R at the rear of the aircraft to qoute
“BOMB ON BOARD”
BOMB THREAT
PAL Flight PR-103 (October 20, 2016)

BOMB IN THE CARGO AND AT G4E


Security personnel can
develop their career by:
􀂾 Progressing from security guard to
supervisor
􀂾 Progressing from security supervisor to
security officer
􀂾 Progressing from security officer to senior
and specialist positions Depending on and
according to local organizational structure and
career development programmes
Course will lay the foundation
for security personnel to:
• Increase their knowledge of security
And their work environment
• Develop skills in applying security
procedures and measures
• Lead to increased motivation to perform
work effectively and efficiently
• Develop a career in aviation security
THE BASIS OF AVSEC TRAINING
THE BASIS OF AVSEC TRAINING

17.1 Objective
17.1.1 To ensure that the persons implementing security
controls in all airports possess all competencies required to
perform their duties and appropriately trained according to the
standards.

17.2 Responsibility
17.2.2 OTS shall developed a National Civil AVSEC Training
Program (NCASTP) that defines the objective of securing
competencies and skills to the persons implementing security
control and to provide the appropriate training to standardized
quality of security control.
THE BASIS OF AVSEC TRAINING
THE BASIS OF AVSEC TRAINING

You might also like