Screening: Your Supporting Part and Its Limits
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It is 07:15 at the passenger screening point of Lakeside Airport. The queue is long. A man asks you, "Can I take this bottle through?" At the exit lane beside you, a woman turns and starts to walk back in the wrong way.
Focus: screening at an airport is done by trained and approved screeners. You are not one of them. Your part is to keep order, keep calm and call the right person. You never operate the equipment and you never decide which items are allowed.
Learning objectives
- Say what screening is and who may do it.
- Name the support tasks a guard may be given, and the limits.
- Guard an exit lane.
- Behave well when you are screened yourself.
- Act in the first minute after a breach of the sterile area.
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