Civil Aviation Act, 2009 (Act No. 13 of 2009)

Regulations

Civil Aviation Regulations, 2011

Part 110 : Aviation Security Screener Certification

Subpart 3 : Screening Organisations

110.03.9 Duties of screening organisations

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(1) An organisation approved by the Director as a screening organisation shall ensure that it has an effective recruitment and selection process to ensure recruitment of best suited candidates.

 

(2)A recruitment process referred to in subregulation (1) shall comply with the requirements prescribed in Document SA-CATS 110.

 

(3)A screening organisation shall—
(a)maintain records as required in terms of regulation 110.01.4;
(b)ensure that screening is carried out by trained and certified personnel, who have received training, as stipulated in its security manual, required in terms of this Part;
(c)in addition to any training required in terms of this Part, ensure that screeners receive familiarisation on specific screening equipment they are to operate before deployment;
(d)ensure that all screening operations are carried out in a manner prescribed in this Part, Document SA-CATS 110, security program or security manual as may be applicable;
(e)conduct background checks on all personnel recruited for screening duties;
(f)conduct recurrent criminal record checks every 24 months on all personnel employed for screening duties;
(g)appoint OJT personnel for training;
(h)prepare OJT reports as prescribed in Document CATS 110;
(i)develop and maintain screener profile;
(j)conduct pre-certification assessment for OJT; and
(k)ensure that OJT personnel—
(i)undergo remedial training;
(ii)conduct continuous improvements through threat image projection;
(iii)supervise OJT; and
(iv)undergo training as prescribed in Document SA-CATS 110.

 

[Regulation 110.03.9 substituted by regulation 28(f) of Notice No. R.1503, GG45491, dated 15 November 2021 (Twenty-First Amendment of the Civil Aviation Regulations, 2021)]