Lesson 1.1 — The need for aviation security — why maintenance personnel matter

Lesson 1.2 — Previous acts of unlawful interference in civil aviation

Lesson 1.3 — Current threats — explosive devices, insider threats, sabotage

Lesson 1.4 — Why maintenance access makes technicians a critical security link

Lesson 3.1 — Principles of access control in the maintenance environment

Lesson 3.2 — Security restricted areas — what they are and how to behave

Lesson 3.3 — Airport identity documents — types, requirements and obligations

Lesson 3.4 — Escorted and unescorted access — rules and responsibilities

Lesson 3.5 — Sanctions for access control violations

Lesson 4.1 — Aircraft protection methods — under surveillance, secured, sealed

Lesson 4.2 — Preventing unauthorized access to the aircraft during maintenance

Lesson 4.3 — Responsibilities of maintenance personnel for aircraft security

Lesson 5.1 — Prohibited items relevant to the maintenance environment

Lesson 5.2 — IED components — familiarization for maintenance technicians

Lesson 5.3 — How prohibited items may be concealed in an aircraft

Lesson 5.4 — What to do upon discovery of a suspicious item during maintenance

Lesson 5.5 — Aircraft security search — role and responsibilities of maintenance personnel

Lesson 6.1 — The obligation to report security incidents

Lesson 6.2 — Incident reporting procedures — verbal and written

Lesson 6.3 — Permanent security vigilance during maintenance operations

Lesson 6.4 — Bomb threat procedures — actions to take during maintenance

Lesson 6.5 — Just culture in security reporting — report without fear

Final Exam – Aviation Security Training for Maintenance Personnel