Safety/Security
Below is a list of our current Safety and Security onsite workshops. The Safety and Security training programs are developed for those that deal with daily security-related activities. LEO's, ASC's, FSD's, and ARFF personnel will find these programs extremely valuable for their airports.
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| Accident/Incident Report Writing |
| This course will provide airport personnel with the necessary tools to objectively and accurately account for occurrences that impact the airport environment. |
| The ACE - Security program is a comprehensive curriculum designed to educate and challenge aviation personnel with security responsibilities for airports, air carriers and indirect air carriers. Airport employees who complete this course will receive a certificate of recognition as an Airport Certified Employee of Security. |
| Aircraft & Airport Recovery Workshop |
| This workshop will offer a forum in which all departments can meet to discuss the roles and responsibilities of all parties involved in the airport/aircraft recovery process. |
| Law Enforcement Officers (LEO) Training School |
| This training is invaluable in teaching LEO's and airport personnel how to protect the general flying public through preventing, identifying and resolving airport-specific security problems. New and experienced LEO's will be properly prepared to prevent, mitigate and respond to security incidents anywhere on airport property after taking this unique course. |
| Airport Security Coordinator (ASC) Training School |
| This school provides an overview of airport security and focuses on regulations, the Airport Security Plan (ASP), law enforcement responsibilities, incident management, agency coordination and communication and an update on threat information. This school meets ASC training requirements outlined in TSR 1542.3. |
| Fuel and Hazardous Materials Safety Workshop |
| This workshop is designed to define and explain the criteria for quarterly FAR Part 139 inspections, as it relates to fuel and hazardous materials. The program content addresses the importance of safety when fueling aircraft, as well as performing quarterly fuel farm and fuel truck inspections. In addition, the workshop will give the attendee an understanding of the technical side, as it relates to fueling and the significance of NFPA 407 (Standard for Aircraft Fuel Servicing), 14 CFR Part 139.321, and AC 150/5230-4A (Aircraft Fuel Storage, Handling, and Dispensing on Airports). |
| Family Assistance |
| The passage of the Aviation Disaster Family Assistance ACT in 1996 provided a baseline for airlines and other entities to discuss the roles and responsibilities in consoling and informing family members following air disasters. Topics in this workshop will focus on identifying the roles and responsibilities of airports, considerations in developing a plan and two case studies that will give attendees hands on experience in drafting a plan. |
