Transcript JUNEAU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT SECURITY IDENTIFICATION DISPLAY AREA (SIDA) TRAINING PROGRAM AND TESTING REASONS FOR AIRPORT SECURITY Unlawful acts against civil aviation include hijacking, aircraft sabotage, bombings and.

JUNEAU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
SECURITY IDENTIFICATION
DISPLAY AREA
(SIDA)
TRAINING PROGRAM AND TESTING
REASONS FOR
AIRPORT SECURITY
Unlawful acts against civil aviation include hijacking, aircraft sabotage,
bombings and terminal assaults. Without controlling access and
securing aircraft/airports there would be more acts of violence in the
U.S.
TSA
The events of September 11, 2001, changed airport security. The
Transportation Security Administration (TSA) was formed and became
the governing agency for airport and airline security.
TSA Responsibilities:
-Provide screening of passenger and baggage prior to flight
-Oversee security programs of both the Airport Operator and Aircraf
Operator
-Disseminate sensitive security directives to Operators, as needed
Airport Responsibilities:
-Ensure safety and security of Airport
facilities and airfield
- Ensure compliance with Federally mandated
safety and security directives.
Air Carrier Responsibilities:
- Move passengers safely and efficiently.
You…
and your responsibilities:
This presentation is about YOUR
responsibilities as a badged
employee at the Juneau Airport.
Purpose of this presentation:
Familiarize you with:
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Restricted Areas on the Airport.
Security & Safety Rules.
ID Badges.
Challenge Procedures.
Escort Authority.
Penalties.
III. SIDA & Other Restricted Areas (p.9)
III. Restricted Areas (p.6) means those
areas of the Airport where persons or
vehicles are not permitted to enter or be
unescorted unless authorized by the
Airport. They are:
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Air Operations Area (AOA)
135-AOA
SIDA
Sterile Area
The 135-AOA area is (p.6):
Main ramp where commercial air taxi operations
are conducted
The SIDA areas are (p.7):
Part 121 Air Carrier ground operations area
Baggage make-up area at the terminal
Air cargo operations areas & parts of air cargo
buildings
SIDA definition (p.7)
“Security Identification Display Area” is that area identified in
the airport security program as requiring each person to
continuously display airport-approved identification media,
unless that person is under airport-approved escort.
In the Restricted areas…
Your responsibilities are (p.11-12)…
1. Display your badge at all times.
2. Swipe your badge.
3. Ensure no unauthorized entry.
4. Challenge anyone who is not
displaying a valid badge or
credential.
III. SIDA & Other Restricted Areas (p.9)
V. ID Badge Rules(p.11):
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Assist with Airport Security.
Never lend out your badge.
Display badge above the waist.
Report lost or stolen badge.
Always swipe your badge to enter Secured
Area and 135-AOA.
Ensure no unauthorized entry.
Challenge.
VI. ID Badges (p.13): Airport
Approved Identification Media:
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Airport Badge:
SIDA
135-AOA
Sterile Area (Departure Lounge)
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Airline Crew Credentials
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Federal Credentials
VI. SIDA Badging Requirements (p.15)
To get a SIDA badge, you must:
Be fingerprinted.
Pass a Criminal History Records
Check.
Pass the SIDA test.
Complete a badge application.
Stricter measures for SIDA access include a fingerprint criminal history
records check, SIDA training and applying for access.
VII. Challenge Procedures (p.16)
If you see someone without approved ID in the
Secured Area or 135-AOA, you must
CHALLENGE…
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…Request the individual to produce and display an
Airport approved credential.
If the individual cannot produce an Airport approved
credential, you must…
Cont…
VII. Challenge Procedures (p.16)
(cont…)
If the individual cannot produce an Airport
approved credential, you must…
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Ask if they are under escort, or how they
obtained access to the area.
Escort the individual out of the SIDA or 135AOA area.
Notify Airport Security immediately.
Cont…
VII. Challenge Procedures (p.16)
(cont…)
At no time should the challenger put
themselves in danger or attempt to physically
stop another individual. Monitor the activity of
the perpetrator and notify LEO/Airport Security
immediately.
Cont…
VI. Airport Approved ID (p.13)
When checking a JNU badge, verify the
following…
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Picture that matches the individual
Name
Company Name
Expiration Date
Badge Type
Badge Endorsements (Escort Authority EA, or
Ramp Driving Endorsement DL)
VIII. Escort Authority (p.17)
Escort of unauthorized persons in the SIDA,
Sterile Area, and 135-AOA is permitted,
provided that…
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In the Secured Area (SIDA & Departure
Lounge), the person providing escort has valid
Airport ID with the “EA” endorsement.
In the 135-AOA the person providing escort
has valid Airport ID; no endorsement is
necessary.
Cont…..
Escort Authority Rules (p 17)
(cont…..)
Provide Positive Escort (within sight and hearing range)
Reason to escort (vendor, new employee, passenger)
Transfer only to another EA badged employee
IX. Violation of Rules (p.18)
Failure to follow any of the rules or procedures
may result in fines in excess of $2,500 per
infraction. Both CBJ and Federal fines may be
assessed to violators. Federal enforcement
action or prosecution may accompany fines.
The End
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