Questions and Answers
TSA stands for Transportation Security Administration.
True
Blue striped SIDA badged employees have access to secured areas.
False
The sterile areas are areas beyond passenger screening points.
True
Piggybacking occurs when more than one employee enters a security door without prior ID.
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You should report suspicious individuals to PAPD.
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Security starts with PAPD.
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You should report lost or stolen Airport Security ID cards immediately.
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If you forget your SIDA badge, you can be escorted to the SIDA.
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"Escort" means that a person without an Airport Security ID card may enter a restricted area ONLY if accompanied by a person with a valid Airport Security ID card with escort privileges.
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Airline cockpit crew do not have to show ID in the SIDA.
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Security starts with you.
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B.O.R stands for Breach of Rules.
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You can use security doors to bypass security screening.
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A green SIDA badge means 'SNOW' operation privileges at JFK and LGA ONLY.
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Individuals that do not have an 'EP' or 'EV' on their airport security ID card may not proceed with the escort.
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SIDA stands for Security Identification Display Area.
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The Port Authority Airport Security ID Card program has a 3 strike rule for B.O.Rs. 3rd Offense (within 24 months) results in revocation of Airport ID card privileges.
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Non-badged persons can move freely under escort the entire time they are in a restricted area.
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ID must always be worn and display your badge photo facing, above the waist and below the neck.
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The sterile area is an area of the airport which provides access for boarding onto and off of aircraft, also referred to as the Gate Area.
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Air Operations Area (AOA) includes aircraft movement areas, aircraft parking areas, aircraft loading ramps, and aircraft safety areas.
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Never lend your ID card. An Airport Security ID Card is only to be used by the individual to whom it has been issued.
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You should report lost or stolen IDs within 24 hours.
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The Airport may revoke an individual's ID Card privileges at any time if the violation is severe.
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The color coding of ID cards is for easy identification from a distance and indicates access types.
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You can escort no more than 5 people or 2 vehicles at a time.
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Study Notes
TSA and Security Identification
- TSA: Acronym for Transportation Security Administration, which is responsible for security at airports.
- SIDA: Stands for Security Identification Display Area, designating secure zones at airports where ID badges are required.
SIDA Badges and Access
- Blue Striped Badges: Incorrectly noted as granting access to secured areas.
- Green SIDA Badges: Indicate "SNOW" operation privileges specifically at JFK and LGA airports.
- ID Display: Badges must be worn with the photo facing outward, above the waist and below the neck.
Security Procedures and Policies
- Piggybacking: Occurs when multiple employees enter secured areas without presenting their IDs individually.
- Escorting Rules: Non-badged individuals may only enter restricted areas if accompanied by an ID holder with escort privileges. Only five individuals or two vehicles can be escorted at a time.
- Lost or Stolen IDs: Report immediately; IDs must be secured and not lent to others.
Operations and Areas
- Sterile Area: Accessed by passengers post-security screening, facilitating boarding of aircraft.
- Air Operations Area (AOA): Encompasses spaces like aircraft movement and parking areas.
Compliance and Violations
- Breach of Rules (B.O.R): A system where three violations within 24 months lead to revocation of ID card privileges.
- Revocation Conditions: Airport authorities can revoke ID card privileges at any time if an individual poses a safety threat, regardless of prior offenses.
General Security Responsibility
- Security Starts With You: Emphasizes the role of every individual in maintaining airport security.
- Alert Authorities: Report any suspicious behavior to PAPD (Port Authority Police Department) promptly.
Renewal and Regulations
- ID Card Renewal: Must occur annually before expiration; failure to renew can result in access issues.
- Reporting Timeframe: Contrary to previous beliefs, lost or stolen IDs must be reported immediately, not just within 24 hours.
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Prepare for your SIDA badge test with this flashcard quiz focused on airport security regulations at JFK, LGA, and EWR. Each card provides a statement about TSA and SIDA regulations, helping you reinforce your understanding of vital safety protocols. Test your knowledge and ensure you're ready for secure access areas at these airports.
