Training
Security staff course under point 11.2.3.9 of Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2015/1998, including airport identification card
- Duration
- With airport identification card: at least 7 teaching units
- Price
- from 49.50 €per participant, plus VAT
- Prerequisite
- Valid identity document for identification and evidence of a background check under section 7 of the German Aviation Security Act (LuftSiG). This course must be repeated after 5 years.
- Certificate
- Once you have passed the final assessment, the corresponding certificate is handed to you straight away.
- Who is this course for?
Training for persons with unescorted access to identifiable air cargo and air mail to which the required security controls have been applied, and for persons implementing security controls for air cargo and air mail other than screening.
- What does the course cover?
Course content without airport identification card
Module TER: knowledge of previous acts of unlawful interference with civil aviation, terrorist acts and current threats
Module REC1: awareness of the relevant legal requirements and knowledge of the objectives and organisation of aviation security, including the obligations and responsibilities of persons implementing security controls and of persons verifying the security of the supply chain
Module REC2: knowledge of the relevant aviation security legislation and of the procedures for complying with it
Module SBFP: knowledge of the protection and carriage requirements for cargo and mail
Module GSM: ability to identify prohibited articles, ability to respond appropriately to the detection of prohibited articles, awareness of the immediate action to be taken and of the reporting procedures
Module VVG: knowledge of the ways in which prohibited articles can be concealed
Module APU: knowledge of the procedures for challenging persons and of the circumstances in which persons should be challenged or reported
Module RSZ: ability to respond appropriately to security-related incidents
Module SC: the elements which contribute to the establishment of a robust and resilient security culture in the workplace and in the aviation sector, including, among others, insider threat and radicalisation
The course for obtaining the airport identification card covers these additional topics:
Module KKK: knowledge of the layout of the security checkpoint concerned and of the screening procedures
Module KZA: knowledge of access control procedures, of the relevant screening procedures and of the identification card systems used
- Is this course officially recognised?
All our aviation security courses are recognised and approved by the Luftfahrt-Bundesamt (LBA), the German civil aviation authority. All our instructors are certified and have many years of experience in the industry. After passing the final assessment, participants receive a legally valid certificate that is recognised.