Port Facility Security Personnel Awareness

Heightening Maritime Security Awareness

Heightening Maritime Security Awareness

This lesson will deal with the international normative references and the assumptions of the Security in the Port Facility.

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International Ship and Port Facility Security Code 6 minutes
The Context 5 minutes
Port Facility Security 14 minutes
Port Facility Security Plan 8 minutes
Port Facility Security Assessment 6 minutes
Security Measures 2 minutes
Port Facility Security Officer 1 minute
Terms and Definitions (Part 1) 4 minutes
Terms and Definitions (Part 2) 8 minutes
Abbreviations 1 minute

Recognising Security Threats

Recognising Security Threats

This lesson will treat the basic knowledge of techniques used to circumvent security measures, to enable recognition of weapons, dangerous substances, dangerous goods, devices and the awareness of the damage they can cause.

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Security vs. Safety 4 minutes
Threats 6 minutes
Hazardous & Dangerous 6 minutes
Suspect Behaviour 5 minutes
Port Facility Security Personnel Awareness 9 minutes
Assessment: Recognising Security Threats 4 minutes

Methods for Maintaining Security

Methods for Maintaining Security

This lesson will treat the basic knowledge of training, drill and exercise requirements under relevant conventions and codes.

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Drill and Exercise 2 minutes
Evaluation and Training 2 minutes
Assessment: Port Security Awareness 4 minutes

Lessons

Heightening Maritime Security Awareness

Heightening Maritime Security Awareness

This lesson will deal with the international normative references and the assumptions of the Security in the Port Facility.

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International Ship and Port Facility Security Code 6 minutes
The Context 5 minutes
Port Facility Security 14 minutes
Port Facility Security Plan 8 minutes
Port Facility Security Assessment 6 minutes
Security Measures 2 minutes
Port Facility Security Officer 1 minute
Terms and Definitions (Part 1) 4 minutes
Terms and Definitions (Part 2) 8 minutes
Abbreviations 1 minute

Recognising Security Threats

Recognising Security Threats

This lesson will treat the basic knowledge of techniques used to circumvent security measures, to enable recognition of weapons, dangerous substances, dangerous goods, devices and the awareness of the damage they can cause.

0%
Security vs. Safety 4 minutes
Threats 6 minutes
Hazardous & Dangerous 6 minutes
Suspect Behaviour 5 minutes
Port Facility Security Personnel Awareness 9 minutes
Assessment: Recognising Security Threats 4 minutes

Methods for Maintaining Security

Methods for Maintaining Security

This lesson will treat the basic knowledge of training, drill and exercise requirements under relevant conventions and codes.

0%
Drill and Exercise 2 minutes
Evaluation and Training 2 minutes
Assessment: Port Security Awareness 4 minutes
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Port Facility Security Personnel Awareness

  • 10
  • Questions
  • No time limit
  • 2
  • Attempts left
  • 70%
  • Passing threshold

Question 1 of 10

Are explosives and petroleum products dangerous?

Question 2 of 10

What does the abbreviation PFSO mean?

Question 3 of 10

What does the ISPS Code Part B, paragraphs 18.5 and 18.6, provide?

Question 4 of 10

What is a threat?

Question 5 of 10

If a suspicious package is found, what would your behaviour be?

Question 6 of 10

Are stowaways, sabotage and terrorism common threats in the maritime industry?

Question 7 of 10

What's Drill means?

Question 8 of 10

Is terrorism a criminal offense with a political purpose?

Question 9 of 10

How do you consider the explosives and petroleum products present in the port facility for security?

Question 10 of 10

How can a security organisation be ready to respond in the event of a threat?

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Are explosives and petroleum products dangerous?

No.
Your answer
Yes.
Your answer

What does the abbreviation PFSO mean?

Port Facility Security Officer.
Your answer
Port Facility Safety Officer.
Your answer
Port Facility Security Operation.
Your answer

What does the ISPS Code Part B, paragraphs 18.5 and 18.6, provide?

Drill and Exercise.
Your answer
Cargo Procedures.
Your answer
The security level.
Your answer

What is a threat?

The likelihood of a risk occurring.
Your answer
The likelihood that an unlawful act will be committed.
Your answer
The likelihood of a machine breaking down.
Your answer

If a suspicious package is found, what would your behaviour be?

I remove it and take it to a safe place.
Your answer
Report this to security personnel or the PFSO.
Your answer
I hand it over to the police.
Your answer

Are stowaways, sabotage and terrorism common threats in the maritime industry?

They are legal activities.
Your answer
No
Your answer
Yes
Your answer

What's Drill means?

Is used to test Communication, coordination, availability, resources and reactions.
Your answer
A small, coordinated practice that tests one part of the Port Facility Security Plan.
Your answer
An annual activity involving extensive training.
Your answer

Is terrorism a criminal offense with a political purpose?

Yes.
Your answer
No.
Your answer

How do you consider the explosives and petroleum products present in the port facility for security?

Goods of low economic value.
Your answer
Bulk goods.
Your answer
Dangerous goods.
Your answer

How can a security organisation be ready to respond in the event of a threat?

Constant and continuous exercise.
Your answer
Having means of communication.
Your answer
With a Port Facility Security Plan.
Your answer
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Are explosives and petroleum products dangerous?

No.
Your answer
Yes.
Your answer

What does the abbreviation PFSO mean?

Port Facility Security Officer.
Your answer
Port Facility Safety Officer.
Your answer
Port Facility Security Operation.
Your answer

What does the ISPS Code Part B, paragraphs 18.5 and 18.6, provide?

Drill and Exercise.
Your answer
Cargo Procedures.
Your answer
The security level.
Your answer

What is a threat?

The likelihood of a risk occurring.
Your answer
The likelihood that an unlawful act will be committed.
Your answer
The likelihood of a machine breaking down.
Your answer

If a suspicious package is found, what would your behaviour be?

I remove it and take it to a safe place.
Your answer
Report this to security personnel or the PFSO.
Your answer
I hand it over to the police.
Your answer

Are stowaways, sabotage and terrorism common threats in the maritime industry?

They are legal activities.
Your answer
No
Your answer
Yes
Your answer

What's Drill means?

Is used to test Communication, coordination, availability, resources and reactions.
Your answer
A small, coordinated practice that tests one part of the Port Facility Security Plan.
Your answer
An annual activity involving extensive training.
Your answer

Is terrorism a criminal offense with a political purpose?

Yes.
Your answer
No.
Your answer

How do you consider the explosives and petroleum products present in the port facility for security?

Goods of low economic value.
Your answer
Bulk goods.
Your answer
Dangerous goods.
Your answer

How can a security organisation be ready to respond in the event of a threat?

Constant and continuous exercise.
Your answer
Having means of communication.
Your answer
With a Port Facility Security Plan.
Your answer
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