The Civil Aviation Authority of Macau (AACM) recently organised the “CASP-AP Combined Quality Control Workshop” in Macau, inviting expert instructors from the Cooperative Aviation Security Programme – Asia and Pacific (CASP-AP) to provide technical training for aviation security operators in the Asia-Pacific Region.
The five-day workshop comprised two main parts: CASP-AP Risk-Based Quality Control Workshop and CASP-AP Quality Control Checklist Writing Skills Workshop.
The CASP-AP Risk-Based Quality Control Workshop aimed to provide participants with the knowledge and skills to develop annual risk-based quality control plans, teaching them how to apply risk management to analyze and plan audits, inspections, tests and surveys to ensure compliance with approved procedures.
The Checklist Writing Skills Workshop focused on strengthening participants’ ability to prepare checklists that include many criteria and observable behaviours, facilitating effective audits and inspections. Another objective was to provide participants with the tools to integrate security data and perform statistical analysis using a standardized approach.
Targeted at personnel responsible for developing and implementing annual quality control plans in aviation security, the workshop was conducted in a small class to ensure ample interaction between instructors and participants, combining theory with practice.
AACM invited 20 participants from local and overseas aviation sectors, including 11 representatives from Macau’s aviation industry, including CAM-Macau International Airport Company Limited, Menzies Macau Airport Services Limited, MCS Macau Catering Services Company Limited, Air Macau Company Limited and East Asia Airlines Limited.
Furthermore, nine aviation security operations professionals from Laos, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Sri Lanka also attended.
Source and Image: AACM
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