Aircraft Operator Security Program demo
Puts each TSA directive into the security program, stations and training, for security teams 1:32
What the demo shows
Puts each TSA directive into the security program, stations and training, for security teams
A new directive opens as a short plain summary: what TSA wants, each requirement quoted, and four clocks: acknowledged, method of implementation reported, measures in place, training done. Below it the directive fans out into what it changes: the program sections with the redlines drafted, each listed station with its own action list and a date on each, and the badge holders who have no training session in time. Seven agents do the work: an intake agent logs the directive and starts the clocks, a security agent reads and fans it out, a program agent drafts the redlines, a station agent sends each station only its own list, a training agent finds who will not be trained in time, a check agent reads the directive blind and every station's evidence (in the sample it found a station procedure that still allows radio authorization and sent back a door log missing one door), and an evidence agent keeps need-to-know and builds the inspection pack. The coordinator approves the rollout with a reason code; each station manager confirms on their own line; the Director signs the report.
Transcript
- Aircraft Operator Security Program puts every TSA directive into the program, stations, and training.
- For security coordinators, one missed measure can cost $42,000.
- A cargo directive reached Corvain.
- Claire acknowledged it in 25 minutes.
- The security agent writes it plainly, six requirements, each quoted.
- It fans out. Four program sections, nine stations, and 212 of 1,148 badge holders to train.
- A check agent, reading alone, caught a Miami procedure allowing radio approval.
- Claire approves the rollout, Boston and Newark first, with a reason and signature.
- Station managers confirm, Boston's door log came back, one door missing.
- The evidence agent builds the inspection pack by requirement marked sensitive.
- Every answer cited, every decision signed, every step logged.
- The aim, every station ready by November 16th, and all 212 trained.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.