ANAC ICAR Theoretical Exam (AVSEC Cargo Instructor) flashcards
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- Annex 17
- ICAO annex containing Standards and Recommended Practices for safeguarding international civil aviation against acts of unlawful interference, including cargo and mail security obligations for states and operators.
- Annex 9 interface
- ICAO facilitation annex covering cargo documentation and clearance; security controls must be applied so facilitation processes do not create gaps for unscreened cargo.
- ICAO Doc 8973
- ICAO security manual providing implementation guidance that explains how states translate Annex 17 standards into national programmes, screening methods and quality control.
- Regulated agent
- An entity approved by the appropriate authority to apply security controls to cargo and mail, and to tender cargo as secured after screening or secure handling.
- Known consignor
- An entity approved to originate cargo under security controls; its cargo may be treated as screened only while approval, site plan and chain of custody remain intact.
- Site security plan
- Facility-specific document describing layout, access points, screening locations, storage areas and controls that implement the entity's approved security programme.
- Validation visit
- On-site check by the authority or its delegate verifying physical, personnel, process and documentation security before approval or revalidation of an entity.
- Improvised explosive device
- Device combining a power source, switch or trigger, initiator and main charge, often made from fertilizers, peroxides or chlorates and concealed in consignments.
- Incendiary device
- Device designed to start fire rather than produce blast, triggered by time delay, chemical reaction or pressure change, and a distinct threat from explosives.
- Insider threat
- Risk arising from a person with legitimate access who can bypass screening, substitute consignments, tamper with seals or disclose security schedules.
- Explosive trace detection
- Screening method that samples surfaces and detects trace residues of explosives; it is a trace method and cannot prove absence of a device.
- Explosive detection system
- Automated screening equipment that analyses images and alarms on threat-like characteristics, requiring configuration control, calibration, testing and performance monitoring.
- Alarm resolution
- Process of clearing a screening alarm by a higher-level method such as repeat scan, trace detection or physical search, with the result recorded.
- Screening exemption
- Authority-defined condition under which cargo need not be screened, typically requiring approved consignor status, intact custody, seals and verified documentation.
- Chain of custody
- Documented, unbroken record of who controlled cargo from screening to loading; any break requires re-screening before secured status is restored.
- Tamper-evident seal
- Uniquely numbered seal applied at screening and recorded on documentation; broken, missing or mismatched seals invalidate the cargo's secured status.
- Secure storage
- Controlled area with restricted access, locks and alarms where required, where screened cargo is kept separate from unscreened cargo.
- Needs analysis
- Process identifying who needs training, what tasks they perform, regulatory requirements and performance gaps before learning objectives are defined.
- Competency-based training
- Training that defines the standard of performance, conditions and criteria, and requires demonstrated competence rather than mere attendance.
- Kirkpatrick levels
- Four-level evaluation framework covering reaction, learning, behaviour on the job and results, used to judge training effectiveness.
- Adult learning principles
- Adults are goal-oriented, bring experience, need relevance and practice, and learn best when applying knowledge to their own tasks.
- Constructive feedback
- Specific, timely, behaviour-focused feedback followed by corrective practice, used to improve performance without confronting the learner.
- Instructor record keeping
- Accurate records of attendance, assessment results, remedial actions and training incidents that support audit and revalidation.
- Vigilance decrement
- Decline in detection performance over time on task, mitigated by operator rotation, breaks, threat image projection and supervision.
- Threat image projection
- Training and monitoring technique inserting simulated threat images into screening displays to measure and improve detection performance.
- Equipment calibration
- Scheduled adjustment and verification of screening equipment using test pieces or images, also performed after repair or relocation.
- Contingency plan
- Documented response to bomb threats, discovered devices, breaches, equipment failure and loss of custody, tested through exercises.
- Security occurrence report
- Timely, factual report of breaches, tampering, unauthorised access, screening failures or prohibited items, supporting investigation and corrective action.
- Internal audit
- Planned, scoped and independent check of compliance using defined criteria and evidence, with findings graded and tracked to closure.
- Corrective action
- Root-cause analysis followed by action plan, responsible person, deadline and verification of effectiveness; recurrence indicates systemic failure.
- ANAC resolution
- Binding national instrument for Peruvian operators, regulated agents and known consignors, specifying approval, training, screening and reporting requirements.
- Management review
- Periodic review of audit and quality data to identify systemic issues and resourcing needs, assign actions and update training and security programmes.