Chief Security Officer
Current(i) Conduct an initial and comprehensive survey of the airline facilities equipments and activities.(ii) Responsible for development, maintenance and implementation of the operator’s security programme.(iii) Update the operator’s security programme to correct deficiencies and to be in accordance with national requirements (iv) Ensure that the security programme is current and has been approved by the Appropriate Authority.(v) Ensure the continuing effectiveness of the security programme by regular evaluations and by encouraging internal security audit processes.(vi) Establish and maintain effective liaison with the airport authority and other appropriate authorities responsible for security functions.(vii) Ensure thorough and effective screening of all passengers and cabin/hold baggage at each airport (viii) Promote security awareness and vigilance.(ix) Ensure adequate training of security personnel in screening the passengers and all others having security responsibilities wherever assigned.(x) Ensure an effective threat/occurrence response capability.(xi) Initiate special security measures during periods of increased risk and/or for critical flights and routes.(xii) Be familiar with relevant legislation and regulations relating to aviation security,(xiii) Maintain a record of all unauthorized weapons or suspect explosive device detected on the airline aircraft or property used by the operator (xiv) Report all actual or suspected acts of unlawful interference with aircraft operation to the appropriate authority for security.