National Inspectors
Duration: 7 days
Short description:		Target population:
Course providing trainees with theoretical and practical knowledge of fundamental aspects of the audits and inspections as a part of a National Quality Control system. Trainees are provided with a standard methodology as well as specific techniques. The course is concluded by an exercise conducted at the airport.		Management, supervisors and personnel involved in the assessment of the implementation of aviation security measures, including the: State’s Appropriate Authority for Aviation Security involved in the regulatory activities and implementation oversight of aviation security; Air operators; Aviation security services providers; Airport operators; Other government or industry elements directly involved; Any personnel involved in the development/update of a National Civil Aviation Security Quality Control Programme.
Course objectives:		Entry requirements:
Enable selected personnel to:              define aviation security audits and inspections; determine the duties and specific skills required by an inspector; determine the appropriate methodology necessary to conduct security inspections within the scope of a National Aviation Security Quality Control system; prepare for, conduct, and present findings related to an aviation security inspection within the context of an exercise.		Trainees should satisfy the following criteria:   have written and oral command of the language of instruction; at least three (3) years of operational experience in a position within organizations mentioned in the target population;  persons who will have direct involvement in the implementation of a quality control programme it is desirable that trainees should have attended the National Quality Control Programme Workshopa specialized aviation security management course.