Security 101
This course helps new MEC Security chairs and coordinators understand their roles, ALPA procedures, structure, and security priorities.
Course Content
The Security 101 (SEC101) is a Basic Training Program designed for MEC security representatives. Its purpose is two-fold: to introduce ALPA policies and protocols and to give guidance on how to serve as an MEC security representative. This course offers a great opportunity for MEC Security Committee representatives to better serve the security needs of the membership. It will provide attendees with a methodology for handling security-related matters, a working knowledge of ALPA resources and protocols, and a familiarity with the composition of ALPA Aviation Security, its role, and activities.
The first day of the training is spent attending the ALPA 101 Foundational ALPA Service Training (FAST). The next two days are special breakout sessions specifically dealing with security knowledge and information. Note: ALPA 101 FAST is a required prerequisite for Security 101.
Prerequisites
ALPA 101 FAST
Who Should Attend
MEC Security Committee representatives
Attendance Approval
Non-ALPA Pilot Groups
Use of ALPA training resources by IFALPA and non-ALPA pilot groups are authorized by using the following procedure:
IFALPA
The president of the requesting organization should send a letter to the ALPA president requesting authorization to participate in a specific course for specific individuals. Participation by non-ALPA members should result in no expense to the Association.
Other non-ALPA attendees
Please email Petra.Duran-Smith@alpa.org to start the approval process. Include in the email the requested course, dates, name, organization, email, and phone contact.
Expenses
Your MEC Security Committee's budget pays for all of your pilot expenses: travel, lodging, meals, and flight pay loss (if required). This includes no-shows for hotel rooms where reservations have been requested and NOT canceled 48 hours prior to arrival and/or if the attendee fails to notify the hotel, during check-in, of a different departure date than the reserved.
Additional Information
- Crewmember Self Defense Training (CMSDT) may be available. If so, attendees will be notified of the date and agenda adjustment.
- Curriculum materials will be provided.
What to Wear
- Classroom attire is business casual
- If CMSDT is added, gym clothing will be the attire for training
Course Contacts
Course Director
Capt. Darrin Dorn, ALA
ALPA Engineering & Air Safety
1-800-424-2470