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    • Services:
  • Coaching and Mentoring solutions (jump to C&M solutions)
  • Aviation security research
  • Aviation security compliance advice
  • Contingency and evacuation planning
  • Mentoring and coaching
  • Development of bespoken security training courses – classroom / online  / blended;
  🕵️‍♂️ Identifying fake news and misinformation (1 day/6hrs)
  🚀 Tools for motivating security teams (1 day/6hrs)
  📣 Creating security awareness campaign (1 day/6hrs)
  🤝 Customer service for security practitioner (1 day/6hrs)
  🌐 The 7 dimensions of security mentoring (1 day/6hrs)
  📊 Visualising security trends (1 day/6hrs)
  🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Security stakeholder identification (1 day/6hrs)
  🧱 Security Culture Building Blocks (1 day/6hrs)
  💬 Enhancing feedback into security (1 day/6hrs)
  📋 Introduction to security stakeholder register
  📈 Enhancing KPI’s for security (1 day/6hrs)
  🏆 Developing Internal Security Champions (3 day/18hrs)
  🎯 Optimising Internal Security Influence (3 day/18hrs)
  🛠️ Bespoken Workshops (1, 2, 3, 4 days) 
 
Explore our courses and workshops below (each image links to a specific course page).
 

What potential problem, is the course addressing!

  • Misinformation about aviation security protocols can spread rapidly.
  • Employees falling for social engineering tactics due to fake news.
  • Pilots, crew, and staff misinterpreting urgent or crisis-related updates.
  • Confusion caused by unauthorized sources sharing conflicting security information.
  • Passengers sharing misinformation, impacting trust and security protocols.
  • Low morale in aviation security teams under high-pressure environments.
  • Repetitive tasks leading to disengagement and complacency.
  • Lack of recognition for security team contributions.
  • Difficulty retaining skilled aviation security staff.
  • Limited motivation frameworks tailored to aviation security roles.
  • Passengers and staff unaware of current security protocols.
  • Areas to improve in stakeholder engagement
  • Need to bring security campaigns inhouse
  • Limited measurement of awareness impact among diverse roles.
  • Language and cultural barriers in multinational aviation environments.
  • Security staff struggling to balance enforcement with customer service.
  • Passengers frustrated by long security lines and unclear communication strategies
  • Conflict resolution challenges with difficult passengers.
  • Negative public perception of “security as obstruction”.
  • Inconsistent service quality across different airport terminals or shifts.
  • Lack of structured mentoring for aviation security staff.
  • High turnover rates due to limited growth and learning opportunities.
  • Difficulty transferring institutional knowledge between experienced and new staff.
  • Inconsistent mentoring practices across locations.
  • Limited understanding of how mentoring improves resilience in aviation security.
  • Fragmented data from multiple aviation systems (e.g., access control, surveillance).
  • Inability to spot emerging patterns in security incidents.
  • Manual reporting prone to errors and delays.
  • Difficulty communicating trends to non-technical stakeholders.
  • Lack of real-time dashboards for security management.
  • Complex aviation ecosystem with multiple stakeholders (airlines, regulators, contractors).
  • Overlooking key partners (e.g., IT teams, border control).
  • Unclear roles and responsibilities for security stakeholders.
  • Difficulty prioritizing stakeholder relationships.
  • Inadequate communication with external partners and authorities.
  • Siloed departments with poor security communication.
  • Weak “see something, say something” culture in aviation settings.
  • Cultural resistance to change in large, complex organizations.
  • Inconsistent security practices across locations and shifts.
  • Limited leadership engagement in fostering a security mindset.
  • Lack of feedback channels for front-line staff in airports.
  • Security staff reluctant to report near-misses or incidents.
  • Feedback not acted upon, causing disengagement.
  • Poor cross-department communication.
  • Ineffective feedback loops with regulators and external partners.
  • No centralized record of aviation security stakeholders.
  • Difficulty tracking contacts and responsibilities across locations.
  • Unclear escalation paths for incidents.
  • Inconsistent documentation of stakeholder changes.
  • Regulatory audits hampered by incomplete records.
  • KPIs focused on quantity over quality (e.g., number of checks, not effectiveness).
  • No link between KPIs and security outcomes (e.g., incident reduction).
  • Aviation-specific metrics missing (e.g., passenger throughput, wait times).
  • Inconsistent KPI tracking across shifts and operations.
  • Lack of real-time KPI reporting.
  • Few security advocates outside dedicated security teams.
  • Low cross-department engagement in security initiatives.
  • Inconsistent messaging about security priorities.
  • Lack of role models for best practices.
  • Difficulty sustaining a proactive security culture.
  • Security viewed as an obstacle rather than a partner.
  • Difficulty securing budget and leadership buy-in.
  • Low visibility of security efforts within the aviation organization.
  • Resistance to security-driven changes.
  • Fragmented communication strategies for influencing stakeholders.
  • Tailored workshops address specific aviation challenges.
  • Focus on gap areas like crisis response, compliance, or team building
  • Helps align security training with unique operational contexts.
  • Builds collaborative solutions across departments.
  • Limited off-the-shelf solutions available for complex aviation needs.
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