The BIFA suite of Air Cargo Security courses complies with the UK Department for Transport (DfT) Mandatory Conditions & Syllabus and is delivered by approved trainers. Online courses are suitable for personnel employed by Regulated Agents and 3rd party hauliers/contractors.
If you are a 3rd party haulier/contractor to a Regulated Agent you will need to complete a declaration prior to undertaking this course. Please contact BIFA Training for more information.
If your company is a Known Consignor please refer to the online KNOWN CONSIGNOR courses.
Cargo Aviation Security Principles (CASP) is the most basic level of air cargo security training and replaces the previous Level A – General Awareness courses. CASP allows access to the warehouse where secure cargo may be stored but does not allow the individual to handle such cargo (e.g. pick or label). Personnel who will be handling secure cargo must attend the Cargo Operative (CO) course as a minimum.
CASP covers the following modules (as appropriate):
1. The threat to aviation
2. Security in the aviation industry
3. The trainee’s role
Successful candidates will be issued with a certificate recognised by the DfT which is valid for a period of two years.
ELIGIBILITY
Any person undergoing initial or recurrent training in accordance with the DfT syllabus must have successfully completed their background/pre-employment checks and Disclosure and Barring Service Checks, as appropriate, before undergoing this training. It is the responsibility of the employer to ensure that the background/pre-employment check and Disclosure and Barring Service Check has been completed for each trainee and that the trainee has a job, or has been assigned a job, with an aviation security responsibility, prior to undertaking any training. By submitting a member of staff for this course you are acknowledging, and confirming adherence to, the above eligibility statement. Furthermore, a signed disclosure statement will be required.
Important Notice:
This level of training should only be delivered where it is relevant to the person’s air cargo security responsibilities. People who have not been recruited in accordance with Chapter 11 of EU 2015/1998 (as retained in UK law) must not see or hear this information.
In accordance with EU 2015/1998 (as retained in UK law) and UK Aviation Security regulation, it is an offence for the course and exam to be completed by another person other than the named delegate. Records must be kept and produced upon request, by the CAA, to evidence; (i) completion of the course and exam by the named delegate and (ii) the name of the supervising responsible person.
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