ACE SECURITY MODULE 2 QUESTIONS
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Question:
1. Sensitive but unclassified documents.
Answer:
What does SSI apply to?
Question:
2. FILL
Answer:
How does 1540 relate to airport security violations programs?
Question:
3. Police, airport ops and security
Answer:
What is the primary method of enforcing the ASP, related to employee compliance?
Question:
4. Air Carrier badge (in footprint of aircraft); Military ID; FAA pilot certificate and photo
ID; TSA credentials; Emergency workers; LEO credentials
Answer:
What are alternate forms of personnel ID?
Question:
5. Violation notice; Redo training; Hearing; Fine; Revoke ID
Answer:
What are the consequences for an employee who violates the ASP?
Question:
6. Complete - ASP, description of security areas, credentialing, law enforcement, escort
procedures, challenge procedures, SIDA training, foreign A/C facilities, contingencies
AND indigent management, record keeping & SSI, EEAs and ATSPs; Supporting - only
ASC, law enforcement, contingencies and incident management; Partial - only ASC, law
enforcement and incident management
Answer:
What are the 3 securi- ty programs and what is the primary difference between them?
Question:
7. Airport operator security
Answer:
What does Part 1542 address?
Question:
8. Loaning badge; Falsifying or misusing badge; Bypassing Security; Interfering with
security or screening; Blocking a door or gate open; Allowing unauthorized access;
Piggybacking or tailgating
, Answer:
What are the major types of violations?
Question:
9. Civil Aviation Security: General Rules; 1540 applies to EVERYONE (passengers,
employees, visitors, airports, airlines, some GA)
Answer:
What does Part 1540 address?
Question:
10. Areas not separated by adequate security systems, measures or procedures. Access
controlled by "accountability measures," mechanical lock and key, electronic key and FBI
access. Conduct STAs on based tenants and issue ID, but not required to be worn unless
required in ASP. Is a SIDA.
Answer:
Where is the Air Operations Area and how is Access controlled?
Question:
11. Tenants (like concessions); Air carriers; Airport operator; Contractors (short-term);
Local government (PD); Vendors (deliveries for tenants); Federal government (CBP, TSA,
etc.)
Answer:
Categories of airport users
Question:
12. When Congress changes a law or TSA rule and the federal rule making process is
followed.
Answer:
How does a Notice if Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) change the ASP?
Question:
13. To do your job; To train others; To supervise; To advise; In conjunction with judicial
proceedings
Answer:
What are the definitions of "need to know?"
Question:
14. Intent to deceive
Answer:
What must take place for a false statement to occur?
Question:
15. Consecutive numbering; Decals on both sides; Reissued annually; Expiration displayed
prominently; Indicate access via coloring/numbers, etc. Limit access points
Answer:
What are vehicle security requirements for operating on the airfield?
Question:
WITH VERIFIED ANSWERS
Question:
1. Sensitive but unclassified documents.
Answer:
What does SSI apply to?
Question:
2. FILL
Answer:
How does 1540 relate to airport security violations programs?
Question:
3. Police, airport ops and security
Answer:
What is the primary method of enforcing the ASP, related to employee compliance?
Question:
4. Air Carrier badge (in footprint of aircraft); Military ID; FAA pilot certificate and photo
ID; TSA credentials; Emergency workers; LEO credentials
Answer:
What are alternate forms of personnel ID?
Question:
5. Violation notice; Redo training; Hearing; Fine; Revoke ID
Answer:
What are the consequences for an employee who violates the ASP?
Question:
6. Complete - ASP, description of security areas, credentialing, law enforcement, escort
procedures, challenge procedures, SIDA training, foreign A/C facilities, contingencies
AND indigent management, record keeping & SSI, EEAs and ATSPs; Supporting - only
ASC, law enforcement, contingencies and incident management; Partial - only ASC, law
enforcement and incident management
Answer:
What are the 3 securi- ty programs and what is the primary difference between them?
Question:
7. Airport operator security
Answer:
What does Part 1542 address?
Question:
8. Loaning badge; Falsifying or misusing badge; Bypassing Security; Interfering with
security or screening; Blocking a door or gate open; Allowing unauthorized access;
Piggybacking or tailgating
, Answer:
What are the major types of violations?
Question:
9. Civil Aviation Security: General Rules; 1540 applies to EVERYONE (passengers,
employees, visitors, airports, airlines, some GA)
Answer:
What does Part 1540 address?
Question:
10. Areas not separated by adequate security systems, measures or procedures. Access
controlled by "accountability measures," mechanical lock and key, electronic key and FBI
access. Conduct STAs on based tenants and issue ID, but not required to be worn unless
required in ASP. Is a SIDA.
Answer:
Where is the Air Operations Area and how is Access controlled?
Question:
11. Tenants (like concessions); Air carriers; Airport operator; Contractors (short-term);
Local government (PD); Vendors (deliveries for tenants); Federal government (CBP, TSA,
etc.)
Answer:
Categories of airport users
Question:
12. When Congress changes a law or TSA rule and the federal rule making process is
followed.
Answer:
How does a Notice if Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) change the ASP?
Question:
13. To do your job; To train others; To supervise; To advise; In conjunction with judicial
proceedings
Answer:
What are the definitions of "need to know?"
Question:
14. Intent to deceive
Answer:
What must take place for a false statement to occur?
Question:
15. Consecutive numbering; Decals on both sides; Reissued annually; Expiration displayed
prominently; Indicate access via coloring/numbers, etc. Limit access points
Answer:
What are vehicle security requirements for operating on the airfield?
Question:
