Training
All training courses are administered by AAAE's Interactive Employee Training computers. For each training course, you will be shown a short video and then answer a few questions on the information that was presented to you. You must not answer incorrectly to more than 2 questions or you will have to retest on a later date. You are permitted to take notes and pause the training course 3 times.
SIDA Training
The training course is designed to introduce you to the security procedures at the Airport. You will be briefed on the 4 different security areas within the AOA, the different types of ID badges used at ACY, your responsibilities as a badge holder, escorting procedures and violations. This course is required for ALL new and renewal badges and can be completed in 35-45 minutes.
Non-Movement Area Training
This training course is designed to help you to understand the requirements and procedures to safely operate a vehicle at the airport. It will review the Airport's layout, which will include the difference between the Non-Movement Area and Movement Area. This course is required for any NEW badge applicant that will need to operate a vehicle on the ramp areas and also upon renewal for current badge holders, in addition to the SIDA training. The training course is completed in about 30-40 minutes.
Movement Area Training
This training course is designed to introduce movement area drivers to the various markings, signage and lighting found on airfields. Vehicle requirements are discussed, as well as, the proper radio communication techniques. This course is required for any NEW Movement Area Driving badge and recurrent testing is required each year, in addition to the SIDA and Non-Movement Area training. The training course is completed in about 30-45 minutes. You also may be required to take a practical driving test on the movement area, if applicable.
Other Resources
Links for more information on operating on the Movement Areas:
ACY Airport Diagram.pdf
http://www.faa.gov/airports_airtraffic/airports/runway_safety/vehicle/
http://www.faa.gov/airports_airtraffic/airports/runway_safety/bestpractices.cfm
