This course is designed to educate security personnel, and those responsible for the implementation of aviation security measures, in behaviour detection techniques and methods to enhance overall protection against acts of unlawful interference.
Learning objectives
Identify the State’s responsibilities regarding behaviour detection training.
Explain the definition of behaviour detection and risk-based security assessment applications in the airport context.
Recognize and assess threats to aviation security, including methods of attack and development of countermeasures.
Describe the benefits of behaviour detection within the aviation security framework.
Identify the legal instruments that support a behaviour detection programme.
Explain the principles, objectives, and deployment strategy of Behaviour Detection Officers at airports.
Perform document checks and identify critical signs in documents.
Recognize different document types and their features.
Identify and interpret suspicious and critical signs in baggage.
Structure
Module 0: Behaviour Detection Background
Module 1: The Threats to Civil Aviation
Module 2: The First Impression
Module 3: The Second Impression
Module 4: Documents and Baggage
Module 5: The Assessment
Module 6: Strategy
Module 7: Customer Service
Target audience
This course is typically addressed to individuals involved in aviation security, including security personnel, airport staff, law enforcement officers, government officials responsible for security policies, and professionals in the aviation industry involved in the detection and prevention of threats to airport security.
Prerequisites
Secondary school graduate.
One-year aviation security experience.
Computer literacy.
