Supervising Cargo and Supply-Chain Security
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02:15 at the cargo shed of Lakeside Airport. Guard Hamid calls from Dock Three. A truck has arrived with a seal number that does not match the papers. The driver says the seal was changed at the depot. The shed's shift manager says, "The flight closes in forty minutes. Let it in. I will sort the papers later."
Hamid has kept the truck at the dock, as his orders say.
Focus: cargo is made secure once and then protected. Your team protects it. When something does not match, you keep the cargo where it is, record, and hand the decision to the person whose duty it is.
Learning objectives
- Name the roles in the secure supply chain for air cargo, and your team's place in it.
- Check your team's cargo posts, with a short daily list.
- Compare registers with papers by taking a sample.
- Handle a discrepancy: keep the cargo where it is, record, hand over the decision.
- Supervise your team's part in protecting valuable cargo.
- Notice patterns that point to theft or collusion, and act fairly.
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