Aerodrome Inspector Basic Training

Introduction

Security is critically important to the success of an aviation organisation’s business operations. A SeMS is an assurance system for security and provides the necessary organisational structure, accountabilities, policies and orocedures to ensure effective oversight.

An effective aviation security management system (SeMS) will provide day-to-day assurance that all security risks have been systematically identified and mitigated. A SeMS provides assurance beyond regulatory compliance.

SeMS is not yet a mandated aviation security management process. However, if an organisation has a SeMS which contains all the elements in the SeMS framework which are taught in this course, then it will significantly help the organisation to meet the internal quality control provisions of articles 12.13 and 14 of EC 300/2008.

The course will demonstrate how learners can establish a formalised, risk-driven framework for integrating security into daily aviation operations and organisational culture.

A SeMS will enable an aviation organisation to identify and address security gaps, risks, threats and weaknesses in a consistent and proactive way.

Introduction to security management systems
Core principles of integrated security management
Framework for an aviation SeMS
Security of supply chains
Management commitment
Threat and risk management
Accountability and responsibilities
Resources
Performance monitoring, assessment and reporting
Incident response
Management of change
Continuous improvement
SeMS education and security culture Communication

Course Content

During the course, participants will learn:

To analyse and evaluate the components of a SeMS framework;
To design an outline SeMS for an aviation organisation;
To establish security objectives and performance standards;
To identify and apply a multi-agency threat and risk management process within the aviation sector;
To define accountability and responsibilities with the SeMS;
To establish performance monitoring, assessment and reporting arrangements;
To create and evaluate incident response processes for dealing with aviation security incidents and emergencies

Learning Objectives

During the course, participants will learn:

To analyse and evaluate the components of a SeMS framework;
To design an outline SeMS for an aviation organisation;
To establish security objectives and performance standards;
To identify and apply a multi-agency threat and risk management process within the aviation sector;
To define accountability and responsibilities with the SeMS;
To establish performance monitoring, assessment and reporting arrangements;
To create and evaluate incident response processes for dealing with aviation security incidents and emergencies

Who should take this course

Airlines, aviation authorities, ground handling, airport operators, suppliers, law enforcement, immigration authorities, aviation shopping outlets, aviation supply chain organisations

Pre-requisites

Essential:

None. The course is targeted at anyone with aviation security responsibilities, so will be ideal for supervisors and managers.