Aviation Security Workshop
This course provides advanced training on the current security and terrorist threats facing the international civil aviation sector. It provides a comprehensive appraisal of security issues that affect daily airport and airline operations, and consider practical strategies, techniques, and solutions for managing risks in a dynamic operational context. These include a detailed evaluation of security management systems (SMS) and how to build, monitor and measure a security culture within an aviation organization.
· Evaluate current and emerging security threats to the aviation sector and formulate effective countermeasures that align with international laws
· Monitor, maintain and improve aviation security systems by designing, implementing and reviewing aviation security management systems (SMS)
· Coordinate, lead and assess action in the event of a major breach of aviation security
· Examine personal practice to ensure compliance with security procedures
· Allocate security resources and evaluate outcomes
· Identify the implications and extent of human factors in aviation security to solve security vulnerabilities
· Civil Aviation Security Landscape, Conventions, Regulations, and Standards
· Principles of International Aviation Security and Security Planning Frameworks
· Law Enforcement, Policing and Security Functions at Airports
· Security Risk Management Methodologies
· Security Audit Planning, Implementation and Evaluation
· Security Management Systems (SeMS)
· Security Technology and Trends
· Information Security
· Aviation Cyber Security
· Aviation and Modern Slavery
· Management of Crowds and Unruly Passengers
· Human Factors and Security Implications
· Threat and risk management
· Accountability and responsibilities
· Resources
· Leadership strategies for critical incidents Time Management Practices
Leaders and managers with strategic responsibility for airport operations, including those working for airlines, airline security managers, airport operators, civil aviation authorities and law enforcement agencies. Supervisors and managers who are working, or are soon to work, in the aviation sector.