NJ & NY PORT AUTHORITY SIDA PRACTICE EXAM 2024

NJ & NY PORT AUTHORITY SIDA PRACTICE EXAM 2024 Where are ID cards worn? - ANS-Airport Security ID cards must be worn on the outermost Clothing, above the waist and below the Neck. When must ID cards be worn? - ANS-ID cards MUST be worn at all times while in a Sterile or Secured Area. When must Lost or Stolen Airport Security ID cards be reports? - ANS-Immediately, If stolen it must be reported to PAPD. When must Card Holders be swiped? - ANS-All Card Holders MUST Swipe their airport Security ID card prior to Entering a Secured Area. Piggybacking is not allowed and may not escort another card holder. What must you do prior to leaving or entering a restricted area? - ANS-Before leaving or entering a restricted area, ensure that no one gains unauthorized entry to these areas while a door or gate is open. Who owns Airport Security ID cards? - ANS-Airport Security ID cards are property of the Port Authority. They can be confiscated, deactivated or revoked at any time. What is Challenge? - ANS-When a card holder is required to challenge person(s) in a restricted area to ensure the individual is authorized to be in the present area. What must a card holder do if there is Security Concerns? - ANS-The card holder must immediately report to the Airport Police (PAPD) of any security breaches, suspicious activity, or suspicious indiviuduals What can the airport do with an Airport Security ID card? - ANS-The airport has the right to refuse, suspend, or revoke an ID Card to any individual. TSA may supersede the Airport's decision to grant or deny an Airport Security ID card. Aircraft - ANS-for the purpose of this study guide, aircraft is defined as a fixed wing aircraft (examples are 747,777,a320,a380, jet or propeller aircraft) or helicopter. Air Operations Area (AOA) - ANS-This area includes aircraft movement areas, aircraft parking areas, aircraft loading ramps, and aircraft safety areas, and any adjacent areas (such as general aviation areas). Airport Police - ANS-Port Authority Police Department (PAPD) officers working at the Airport. Airport Security Manager - ANS-The Airport's primary contact for security-related activities, communications, training and compliance with TSA regulations. Airport Security Program (ASP) - ANS-an airport operator's security program required and approved by the TSA. Airports must follow approved programs and ensure those security measures outline in the program are complied with by all tenants and users of the Airport Airfield - ANS-A part of the AOA, that support aircraft operations, such as runways and taxiways