Airport Badging Guidelines Flashcards

Questions and Answers

What is the purpose of the badging guidelines established by the Salt Lake City Fire Department?

To ensure Salt Lake City Fire Department personnel are working within restrictions included in the Letter of Agreement with the Salt Lake City International Airport.

What privileges does a blue badge grant?

Unescorted access to the Security Identification Display Area

Access to the Aircraft Operations Area

SIDA training every 2 years

All of the above (correct)

What is required for a red badge holder every year?

SIDA training

AOA training

AMA training

All of the above (correct)

What does SIDA stand for?

Security Identification Display Area Signup and view all the answers

What does AOA refer to?

Aircraft Operations Area Signup and view all the answers

What does AMA represent?

Aircraft Movement Area Signup and view all the answers

Who is considered an Authorized Signer?

An individual who has completed the Airport's Authorized Signer training and can review and sign a badge application. Signup and view all the answers

What personnel are required to obtain an Airport Access Badge?

Fire department personnel assigned or holding a bid position at Fire Station 11 or 12. Signup and view all the answers

What is the responsibility regarding badge renewal?

All personnel assigned or occupying a current bid at Fire Station 11 or 12 must renew their badge as required. Signup and view all the answers

What should one do if a badge is lost?

Notify the Badging Office and complete a Status Change form. Signup and view all the answers

A temporary badge allows unescorted access to all areas of the airport.

False Signup and view all the answers

What happens if a badge is no longer needed?

It must be returned for deactivation. Signup and view all the answers

All revoked badges must be returned to the Badging Office.

True Signup and view all the answers

What is the potential consequence for failing to adhere to badging rules?

Discipline including fines, fees, security violations or civil penalties. Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Purpose of Badging Guidelines

Established for Salt Lake City Fire Department personnel to comply with the Letter of Agreement with Salt Lake City International Airport.

Badge Types and Their Functions

Blue Badge:
- Car icon indicates unescorted access to Security Identification Display Area (SIDA) and Sterile Area.
- Authorizes driving in Aircraft Operations Area (ramp).
- Requires SIDA training every 2 years.
Red Badge:
- Grants unescorted access to SIDA and Sterile Area.
- Authorizes driving in Aircraft Operations and Movement Areas (runways/taxiways).
- Requires SIDA, AOA, and AMA training annually.

Definitions of Key Areas

SIDA: Security Identification Display Area.
AOA: Aircraft Operations Area (e.g., ramp area).
AMA: Aircraft Movement Area (e.g., runways and taxiways).

Authorized Signer

Individual trained to review and sign badge applications, ensuring proper authorization for fire department personnel.

Guidelines for Fire Department Personnel

Personnel assigned to Fire Stations 11 or 12 must obtain an Airport Access Badge based on their roles.

Specific Badge Holders

List of roles includes Airport Battalion Chief, Airport Fire Marshall, Operations Battalion Chiefs, and various roles at Fire Stations 11 and 12 with specific badge color designations.

Airport Control Notification

If Medic Engine 11 lacks badged personnel, the Officer must contact Airport Control for an escort on all airport calls.

Personnel Responsibility

All Fire Department personnel have the responsibility to adhere to badging regulations.

Badge Application Process

Print and complete the application from the airport's website.
Review and secure signature from an Authorized Signer.
Schedule a fingerprinting appointment, with a background check taking 5-14 days.
Complete required computer training within 30 days post-background check.
Badges must display specific identifiers (e.g., car image, escort privileges).

Badging Process Note

Personnel cannot access airport property until security checks are complete.

Red Badge Training

Personnel must first obtain a Blue Badge before undergoing Red Badge training, which includes multiple training components.

Badge Renewal Process

Personnel at Fire Stations 11 or 12 must renew blue badges every 2 years and red badges annually.
Renewal can start 6 weeks before expiration; expired badges beyond 30 days require reapplication.

Temporary Badges

Employees not regularly assigned can obtain temporary badges for airport access during shifts.
Responsibilities and activation procedures are specified, including requirements for escort while in secure areas.

Handling Lost or Stolen Badges

Immediate notification to the Badging Office is required.
Replacement fee for lost badges is $50; no fee for stolen badges with a police report.

Badge Deactivation

Badges must be returned for deactivation if no longer needed; non-compliance incurs a $100 fine.

Revoked Badge Return

All revoked badges must be returned promptly to avoid a $100 fee for non-return.

Consequences of Non-Compliance

Failure to follow procedures may result in fines, fees, security violations, or civil penalties.

Description

This quiz provides flashcards focused on the airport badging guidelines established for the Salt Lake City Fire Department. It includes key terms and definitions that personnel should be aware of as per the Letter of Agreement with the Salt Lake City International Airport.