Airport Security Badging Process Clause Samples

Airport Security Badging Process. (1) The Authority’s Aviation Security Unit is responsible for monitoring compliance with the safety and security regulations of Massport (740 CMR 30.00) and the TSA regulations (49 CFR Parts 1542, 1520, and 1540). Under these mandatory regulations, the Authority maintains an Airport Security Program to control individual and vehicular access to the restricted/secured areas of ▇▇▇▇▇ Airport. All individuals working at ▇▇▇▇▇ Airport must obtain an Airport ID badge and display as outlined in Massport’s rules and regulations. All individuals applying for an Airport ID badge must complete a Badge Application and pass a TSA Security Threat Assessment (“STA”). Information on the badge application is sent electronically to federal agencies responsible for vetting individuals with Airport issued identification media. The Airport’s Security Badge Office must receive proper clearances prior to the issuance of any Airport ID badge. Each sponsor company and individual is responsible for maintaining control and custody of airport-issued ID media including conducting badge audits, and will be subject to Massport and government sanctions for improper use and non-compliance. The Airport ID badge is the property of Massport and must be immediately returned to the Security Badge Office or the company’s Authorized Signatory upon expiration, termination, or upon the request of Massport. Failure to do so may result in fines and/or other sanctions. Each sponsor company will be required to have at a minimum of one Authorized Signatory. An Authorized Signatory is a designated representative authorized to sponsor individuals and request airport ID media from the Security Badge Office. The Authority requires all persons to wear and display on his or her outer garment an approved Massport airport ID badge. This requirement pertains to all employers, including, Massport, tenants, air carriers, service organizations, and contractors. The sponsoring company will comply with all current Massport and TSA security regulations currently in effect in those promulgated and implemented in the future. (2) A Public Side Identification (“PSID”) badge is required for all employees operating on Airport property without the need to access secure areas. The cost for each badge shall be the responsibility of the applicant or Operator. (3) Any change in personnel shall be reported to the Authority. The Operator shall promptly recover Airport keys and Security Identification Badges for all employees who...