Security Training

SEC Security Training - Course Description

During the course you will learn about security measures and procedures and allocates responsibilities to fulfil the training requirement according NASP (Nationales Sicherheitsprogramm für die Zivilluftfahrt), attachment G.
The NASP represents the determination of uniform regulations concerning the security of Civil aviation in Austria in terms of the EU-regulation 2320/2003.

Audience: This course is intended for pilots and flight attendants.
Duration: 3 hours

General

● Purpose
● Definitions

­ Aeroplane not in service
­ Bomb-threat, hijacking, sabotage
­ Screening
­ Security / access control
­ Unlawful interference
● Regulations
­ ICAO Annex 17
­ ECAC Doc 30
­ EU 2320/2003
­ Nat. regulations incl. NASP
● Terrorism
­ Overview and case studies

Preventive Security Measures

● Crew and crew baggage
● Weapons and other forbidden items
● –Safeguarding of Aeroplanes
­ Surveillance of parked aeroplanes
­ Access control
­ Taking aeroplanes out of service
­ Sealing of aeroplane
­ Action when Seals are found missing, damaged or broken

Aeroplane Security Searches and Checks

● Aeroplane security check
● Aeroplane security search
● Handling of suspect items

Passengers and Baggage

● Passenger/baggage reconciliation
● Head count

Handling of Diplomats, other Privileged Persons and Diplomatic Mail

● Procedures and responsibility

Security Procedures

● On Ground
● In flight / flight deck door policy

Handling of Threats

● Responsibility
● Non specific threat
● Positive threat
● Crew communication and coordination
● Incident management (for senior F/A)
● De-escalation methods (e.g. unruly pax)
● Practical training

Bomb Threats/Sabotage Warning against Aeroplane

● Aeroplane on ground
● Aeroplane in-flight

Hijacking

● Guidelines in dealing with hijackers
● Message/letter to the hijackers

Crime on Board

● Safeguarding of evidence
● Reporting

Military procedures

● Operations in military conflict areas
● Interception (military ACAS mode)