Human Factor in Aviation Security Course
Introduction
To enhance the understanding of how human performance, limitations, and behaviors influence aviation security operations, and to provide tools to manage human factors risks and improve AVSEC effectiveness.
Objectives
Participants will be able to:
• Define human factors and explain their relevance in AVSEC.
• Identify common human errors and performance limitations.
• Apply human factors principles to screening, patrolling, access control, and surveillance.
• Recognize the impact of fatigue, stress, motivation, and team dynamics.
• Implement strategies to minimize errors and improve human reliability.
• Integrate human factors into Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and training.
Who Sould Attend
- Aviation Security Personnel (screeners
- supervisors
- inspectors)
- Civil Aviation Authority Officers
- Airport Operators and Airline Security Managers
- Law Enforcement Officers in airport environment
- Security Trainers and Quality Control Auditors.
Course Content
- Module 00 - Introduction to Human Factors in AVSEC
- Module 01 - Legal Framework
- Module 02 - Human Errors and Breakdowns
- Module 03 - The Insider Threat
- Module 04 - Human Factors and the Auditor
Prerequisite
• Minimum 1 year of experience in aviation security or related field.
• Basic knowledge of AVSEC standards and procedures.
• Ability to communicate in the language of instruction.
Location
Cairo - EgyptCourse Code
U358Course Duration
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