By the end of this course the trainees should be able to:

• Understand the evolution of the threat against aviation and the need for effective counter measures;
• The minimum legislative requirements needed to establish a coordinated civil aviation security program;
•  Use the appropriate reference documentation to assist in the implementation of security programs and procedures;
• Recognize the basic measures applied to ensure protection of civil aviation;
• Participate in the development and implementation of appropriate Contingency Plans;
•  Manage Egyptair response to security incidents or major security emergencies;
•  Implement a quality control program;
• Implement the root cause analysis;
• Understand the implications of security on design of new facilities;
•  Implement a Human Resource Management scheme to ensure standards of implementation of security measures are maintained;
•  Implement the relevant contents of Egyptair Security Program;
•  Recall the historical statistical data on attacks against civil aviation and appreciate the evolution of the counter measure philosophy; 
• Discuss, using case studies, the main points of this threat evolution;
• Examine in more detail the relationship between threat and risk and appreciate the impact this has on Egyptair operations;
•  Examine other areas of risk continued Egyptair viability;
• The purpose of the international aviation security conventions;
• Identify the major principles involved in the formulation of National Legislation;
• The purpose and contents of National, Airport and Airline Security Programs; 
• The purpose and contents of Annex 17;
• Understand and utilize the ICAO Security Manual (Doc.8973) as an aid in the implementation of Annex 17 specifications;
• Make use of the IATA Security Manual in the development and implementation of an Airline Security Program;
• The purpose and contents of the IATA Recommended Security Standards;
• Recall how aviation measures are developed to prevent acts of unlawful interference;
• Understand the management implications of implementing basic security measures;
• The purpose and content of Contingency Plans to respond to AUI;
• How such Contingency Plans are developed;
• The method to coordinate, evaluate and maintain Contingency Plans;
• Other scenarios that require Contingency Plans from a Business Continuity perspective;
•  The principle of crisis management;
•  The principals involved in exercising command and control over a security incident;
• The functions of Crisis Management Teams (CMT) and Incident Command Centers;
• The functions of Airline support to CMTs;
• Typical management response to Bomb Threats;
• Define the term Quality Control in the AVSEC situation;
• The methodology used in the conduct of inspections;
• The purpose and methods of system testing;
• The relationship 'human factors' has with quality control;
•  The need for security features to be included into the design phase of new or altered facilities;
• The design fundamentals for a civil aviation facility;
• Appreciate the demands placed upon designing new facilities to respond to explosive devices;
• The preferred material types to be used in aviation constructions;
• Understand how human performance affects security measure implementation;
• Function and purpose of Job Descriptions;
• The benefits and requirement for mandatory background checks on staff;
• The benefits of a company code of conduct and conditions of employment;
• The function and purpose of Standard Operating Procedures(SOPs);
• The requirements and benefits of a Staff Performance Appraisal System;
•  Staff interview techniques;.

• Introduction and course administration
• Threats and risks to civil aviation
• Legislation and Aviation Security Programe
• Aviation Security Reference Documentation
• Development of Security Measures
• Contingency Planning
• Management of Response to Security Incidents and Major Security Emergencies
• Quality Control
• Closing activities

• General Manager
• Manager

• Good command of English
• AVSEC basic /recurrent courses