Security survey

The airport security program to determine its depth, scope and relationship to national policy for implementation and effectiveness;

Training programs, including initial and recurrent training, to ensure national policies and requirements are properly addressed;

Landside/airside barriers (both external and internal);

Procedures in force for controlling access to airside areas including the operation and administration of permit systems ;

Security measures in place, both physical and procedural, to protect cargo and air security measures are in place at in-flight catering centers to protect the integrity of catering supplies to aircraft are examined;

Airport emergency procedures are in existence that address, as a minimum, hijacking of aircraft, destruction of aircraft, sabotage of airport facilities, acts of terrorism at airports, bomb threats against aircraft and bomb threats against airport facilities;

Effectiveness of the security lighting of critical areas;

Effectiveness of previous security surveys and inspections carried out, including how their results and findings have been used and implemented, is determined;

Conduct of security exercises on a regular basis to test security measures and procedures;

Requirements for security equipment and systems are evaluated;

The architectural or building layouts and the organization of the work with the objective of improving the airport security system shall be studied

The subcontractor‘s Security and Training Program is in accordance with operator’s, Civil Regulations and specific local security authority requirements