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Fundamentals of Security Culture for Non-Security Staff (FOSCNSS EN): Online FOSCNSS EN

ITP/ASF/ASIRT/090-3EN

ICAO Course
Duration
2 hours
Delivery mode
Online (self-paced)
Certificate
ICAO's e-Certificate
Fee
1,600 USD

Objective

This self-paced, 2-hour online course aims to equip aviation professionals with the knowledge and tools necessary to build a strong security culture. Participants will delve into the concept of a positive security culture, understand its significance, and learn how to integrate it into their daily routines. In addition, the course will highlight the crucial role each individual plays in supporting and enhancing this culture.

Creating a positive security culture within an organization is essential for fostering a secure environment for everyone and building trust among employees. This self-paced online course is designed to guide participants through the fundamental principles and actionable strategies necessary to establish and maintain a robust security culture.

The course is divided into three sections and covers 7-8 different topics, helping participants understand what a positive security culture is, how to prioritize it within their organization, and how to get involved. Each topic can be completed in 6–8 minutes, providing participants with the flexibility to learn at their own pace and from anywhere.

Learning objectives

  • Analyze and enhance security performance through practical strategies
  • Identify and correct improper security behaviours in a professional setting
  • Explain the key benefits of fostering a positive security culture within aviation
  • Develop and implement measures to maintain a secure airport environment

Structure

  1. Module 0: Course Introduction
  2. Module 1: Section 1: Understanding security culture – 1. What is security culture? / 2. How does a positive security culture help us?
  3. Module 2: Section 2: Making security matter – 3. Your role in implementing a positive security culture / 4. Building a positive security culture / 5. Getting it right: Nine key components
  4. Module 3: Section 3: Implementing a strong and effective security culture – 6. Measuring success / 7. Making it a reality
  5. Module 4: Final Exam

Target audience

  • Primary target audience: Security staff, personnel working for Appropriate Authorities, Airport Operators, Aircraft Operators, Regulated Cargo Agents, Regulated In-flight Suppliers, Customs Agencies, Border Control Agencies and Law Enforcement Agencies.
  • Secondary target audience: All staff who work in the aviation environment.