Unit A1016 minEnglish

Cargo, Mail and Warehouse Security

Readiness training. Guarding.Tech does not grant any official certificate, licence or authority.

This is a knowledge course. It is not AVSEC training and is not recognised by any aviation security authority.

It is 02:30 at the cargo shed. In a marked cage stand forty boxes that have been checked and are ready to fly at dawn. A man in a driver's vest walks in through the open dock door. He stops by the cage and looks at the labels.

Focus: cargo is made secure once and then protected. Your part is the protecting: who comes in, what matches, and what you report.

Learning objectives

  • Explain in plain words how air cargo is kept secure.
  • Carry out a guard's checks at a warehouse door and a truck dock.
  • Protect checked cargo and report signs that someone has touched it.
  • Notice and report theft.
  • Treat special cargo and dangerous goods correctly.
  • Escort cargo safely when your orders give you that task.

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