General Security Awareness Training (GSAT) for the United Kingdom

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Attending General Security Awareness Training is mandatory to get/renew an Airport Identification Card (AIC) or a Crew Identification card in all airports in the UK.
The main objective is to ensure staff understand the need for aviation security, are aware of the security measures in place at the airport and/or the facility where they will be working, to recognise the security needs of an airport and understand the part they can play in contributing to aviation security.
In accordance with EU regulation 2015/1998, the Department for Transport (DfT) requires that no one may provide access to security training content unless there is written evidence that the background/pre-employment check required have been successfully completed. Therefore, as part of the process of accessing the GSAT course content, we require you, or your employer, to forward written confirmation that the required checks are completed and have been validated. It is also an infringement of the regulations if you are found to be falsifying your credentials or do not take the course yourself.