Who Should Attend?
Air Cargo Security courses are modular, each level builds on the training received at a lower level. For example, a Level CM candidate will have received all modules delivered to Levels CASP, CO, COS & CS before receiving training in the modules specific to Level CM (modules for Level CAP are not delivered on Logistics UK’s scheduled courses). Level CM is intended solely for the Nominated Security Manager and their deputy at a Regulated Agent’s regulated site.
All regulated sites must have a manager nominated to oversee and be responsible for the security operation. The Security Manager will be the single point of contact for the CAA/DfT who will look to that person to create and maintain the security programme detailing the security processes in place at that particular site.
Important Information
Delegates must have completed the appropriate background checks for their aviation security role before attending training. Managers who also perform operative or supervisory security duties may require additional role-specific training. Delivery can be tailored to operational requirements and the screening methods used within the workplace.
Course content
Day 1
Module 1 – The Threat to Aviation.
Module 2 – Aviation Security – Organisation and Legislation.
Module 3 – Protecting Air Cargo – Warehouse.
Module 4 – Protecting Air Cargo – Drivers.
Module 5 – Not Required.
Module 6 – Reacting To and Reporting of Suspicious Circumstances & Security Incidents.
Module 7 – Security Controls for Air Cargo.
Module 8 – Warehouse Acceptance and Dispatch of Air Cargo.
Module 9 – Prohibited Articles.
Module 10 – Methods of Concealment.
Module 11 – Overview of Screening Methods (as required).
Module 13 – Hand Search (Optional).
Day 2
Module 20 – The Supervisor.
Module 21 – Security Managers.