Checkpoints, Screening Procedure and Vehicle Gates
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Gates and checkpoints are where most problems are stopped, or missed. Guards do the checks. The supervisor decides how the checkpoint is set up, staffed and run, so that every person and vehicle is seen, even at the busiest hour.
Focus: a written screening procedure, enough staff at peak times, the same rules for everyone, and a clear plan for refusals and finds.
Learning objectives
- Plan staff and lanes so every face is seen at peak times.
- Explain why recognising a person is not the same as allowing them in.
- Act on removal notices the same day.
- Use a written screening procedure, including staff exit searches.
- Handle refusals and finds calmly and in the same way every time.
- Explain the basics of X-ray baggage screening and vehicle gate layout.
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