Security Awareness – 11.2.7

Short summary

 

In the Security Awareness training, you will learn to:

• Understand how unlawful acts and terrorist attacks have shaped aviation — and what this means for your role today.

• Recognize current and emerging threats in a timely manner, including signs of radicalization and abnormal behavior.

• Understand how aviation security is structured and the critical role you play within it.

• Respond effectively and professionally to security incidents, supported by strong communication and an active challenge culture.

 

 

 

Target Audience

 

Ref. EU 1998/2015 – 11.2.7 – Persons requiring general security awareness training

• Personnel holding an airport identification badge requiring unescorted access to security restricted areas (airside).

• Personnel with access to secure air cargo / secure air mail, flight supplies or airport supplies.

• Employees of known suppliers (KSAS).

 

Objectives

In accordance with European Regulation 2015/1998 Chapter 11.2.7, persons other than passengers who must benefit from unaccompanied access to security restricted areas must follow general security awareness training.

 

• Knowledge of past acts of unlawful interference in civil aviation, terrorist attacks and current threats;

• Knowledge of applicable legal and regulatory provisions;

• Knowledge of the objectives and organisation of aviation security in their working environment, including the duties and responsibilities of persons responsible for carrying out security checks;

• Knowledge of reporting procedures;

• Ability to respond appropriately to security incidents.