Security Manager Luchthavenbenodigdheden

Every secure Airport Supplies entity, such as a known supplier, must have a Security Manager who has been trained in accordance with 11.2.5 EU 20115/1998. The basic Security Manager training is recognized by the National Coordinator for Counterterrorism and Security (NCTV) and the Royal Military Police.

PLEASE NOTE:
This training can only be followed with a valid VOG or VGB.
The valid VOG/VGB must be shown at the start of the training, together with a valid ID / Passport.
If the student does not have a valid VOG/VGB, the student will be refused.

For Whom
The course is intended for individuals who are responsible for maintaining the recognition on behalf of the known supplier. You will develop the security program and the underlying documents and act as the point of contact between the company and the airport entity. You will establish the internal quality program and ensure that the activities are carried out within the framework of national regulations for air cargo security.

Course Material
The course is based on the National Training Program for Civil Aviation Security (NOBB) and the applicable European and national regulations.
Each participant will receive a comprehensive course book that clearly explains the subject matter and can be used as a reference.

Course Duration

• The basic security manager course consists of a three (3) day classroom training:
  All days: 09:00 to 17:00
• The refresher course security manager consists of a one and a half-day (1,5) training:
  Day 1: 09:00 - 17:00
  Day 2: 09:00 - 13:00

Practical Information

• Parking available in front of the building
• Coffee, tea, and lunch are included
• Free Wi-Fi at our locations
• This training can also be provided in-company
• This training is available in Dutch
  For the English-language training, search for 'Security Manager Airport Supplies' in the catalogue.
• The certificate is valid for 30 months
• SCS Training & Consultancy B.V. is an approved civil aviation security training provider according to the Royal Military Police