Republic of Ireland 11.2.6.2 - BSAT

Republic of Ireland – Basic Security Awareness Training (BSAT) – 11.2.6.2
BSAT-IE-V20
This training is exclusively reserved for companies.

1h20


  • Threats to aviation, regulating aviation security

  • World-wide overview of aviation security

  • Relevant National and EU legislation and programmes

  • Managing Access Control - people & vehicles

  • Passenger,staff, baggage, cargo, mail and catering security screening

  • Airport and in-flight security measures - response to threats

  • Prohibited Articles – Passengers/Staff – including security of Prohibited Articles in the Security Restricted Areas

  • Airport Identification Cards – types – requirements for display – loss of AICs

  • Managing People in Security restricted areas



The main objective is to ensure staff understand the need for aviation security, are aware of the security measures in place at the airport and/or the facility where they will be working, to recognise the security needs of an airport and understand the part they can play in contributing to aviation security.
Good understanding of English.
All air transport industry personnel.
Once the Basic Security Awareness training is completed, refresher training must be conducted every five years.
The trainee must pass, with a grade of 85% or higher, a multiple choice test to complete the Basic Security Awareness Training. The trainee receives his/her certificate as soon as he/she has successfully passed the final test. All trainees are given two attempts to pass the test.
The trainee receives his/her certificate as soon as he/she has successfully passed the final test.