Airport Incidents, Drills and Inspections
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This is a knowledge course. It is not AVSEC training and is not recognised by any aviation security authority.
09:52, Lakeside Airport. Your radio: "Supervisor Two, Exit Lane One. A man walked in through the way out. Blue shirt, black bag. He went left, towards the gates. I have told the control room."
On a Land site you would be in charge until a manager came. Here an officer of the government security force is already taking charge of the breach. But twelve guards are waiting to hear from you, and one of them has just seen something that he will have to describe many times today.
Focus: in an airport incident you run your own team, keep your posts, support the officer in charge, and report fast and truthfully.
Learning objectives
- Say what you lead and what you support in an airport incident.
- Run your team through the first minutes of a breach.
- Carry out your team's part in the airport emergency plan.
- Keep your posts steady during a protest, a VIP arrival or media interest.
- Report an incident in the right order and at the right speed.
- Prepare for a drill, take part and hold a short review.
- Receive an inspection by the authority or the client.
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