[Pre-Order] Airport Security Officer Recurrent Training: Aircraft Security Search Procedures

• Why and when aircraft security searches are conducted.
• Who is responsible for conducting aircraft security searches.
• The difference between an aircraft security check and an aircraft security search.
• Training requirements for personnel required to conduct aircraft security searches. 

• Why aircraft familiarization matters.
• What you need to be familiar with.
• General and aircraft-specific layout and configuration. 

• The role of the Aircraft Search Coordinator.
• Search area assignments.
• Briefing of the search crew. 
• Commencement and direction of the search.

• Ensuring adequate lighting.
• Key safety considerations when conducting an aircraft security search.

• Three levels of search for a systematic search.
• Key points to remember when searching the aircraft cabin, including life vest, galley, and lavatory areas.

• What to do upon discovery of baggage, a prohibited or suspect item, or an improvised explosive device (IED).

Airport campus licensing allows your airport to roll out Airport Security Officer Recurrent Training to all your security personnel quickly, easily, and cost effectively. Delivered through Klayo or via your airport’s local Learning Management System, campus licensing also provides the ability for your airport to customize the Airport Security Officer Recurrent Training (ASORT) Program courses to meet local requirements. For more information regarding an airport wide campus licence contact enrolments@olc.aero and we will be happy to assist.