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2 IAD Quick Facts Dulles Security Approach TSA Operational Assets IAD Partnerships Elements of Security Risk-Based Security (RBS) Screening Personnel, Equipment, Programs Training BDA Program Compliance VIPR Operations IAD Coordination Center Q&A and Terminal Tour 2
3 Security Checkpoints Passenger Security Checkpoints: 5 Employee TSA Pre East and West Mezzanines FIS (Federal Inspection Station) Security Screening Lanes: 37 Average Daily Snapshot Passengers: 25,000 Baggage: 22,000 Approx. 63,000 pax transiting daily Annual PAX Screened 2015 Approx. 9 Million PAX Airport Airport Property: 200 mi/320 km roads acres/4850 hectares Runways: 4 Concourses: 3 Total (1 Main, 2 Midfield) Gates: 143 (17 Hardstands) Flight Operations: 1000 events daily Domestic Destinations: 81 (23 Carriers) Domestic Departures: 366 (Daily Avg.) International Destinations: 44 (25 Carriers) Intl Departures: 65 (Daily Avg.) Air Cargo Carriers: 30 Freight Shipped: 600,000 lbs. TSA Employees: 750 Airline Employees: 3,471 Other Badged Employees: 11,519 3
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5 Federal Security Director Scott T. Johnson Deputy Federal Security Director Sup. Field Counsel Lee Einsel Field Counsel Brian Noonan HQ Investigator Allen Hobson HQ Investigator Gaden Piant Eric Beane HQ Intel Officer Fred Gerow Assistant Federal Security Director Screening Eric Chin Assistant Federal Security Director Mission Support John Dupras Assistant Federal Security Director Law Enforcement Michael Bean Assistant Federal Security Director Inspections Terry Yanette DAFSD AM Jack Irving DAFSD PM Lester Williams TSS- Explosives Steven Bryant BDA Frank Leatherbury Administrative Officer Maria Farrell Safety Tony Marquez ICC Warren Wood Scheduling Henry Frazier Training Gary Wilkes STSI Canine Mandy Doros STSI Aviation/Cargo Bryan Dillard AM TSM AM STSO AM LTSO PM TSM PM STSO PM LTSO TSS-E BDO Logistic s HR VIP/Special Services Team Customer Service & Claims etas TSI Canine TSI Aviation/ Cargo AM TSO PM TSO
6 Dulles Security Approach Focus on Mission / Invest in our People / Commit to Excellence Intel-driven, risk-based approach Multiple random and unpredictable security measures Flexible, highly trained workforce Cutting-edge technology Engage stakeholders and traveling public in security process 6
7 Federal Air Marshals Field Intelligence Officers Behavioral Detection Officers Transportation Security Officers Transportation Security Inspectors Travel Document Checkers TSA Canines Transportation Security Specialists - Explosives 7
8 IAD Partnerships Collaboration Create Partnerships with Stakeholders Airline and Cargo Carriers Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (MWAA) Security Awareness & Communication Federal Air Marshals (FAMs) MWAA Police Customs & Border Protection (CBP) Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) U.S. Secret Service (USSS) State and Local Law Enforcement Risk Assessment Secure Flight identifies travelers who may be eligible for expedited screening by using information already collected and provided to TSA by airlines. 8
9 Elements of Security TSA has implemented a risk-based, intel-driven security approach designed to detect, deter, disrupt, and defeat potential terrorist actions and protect the nation s transportation system. 9
10 RBS Initiatives/Programs at Dulles Honor Flight Charters WWII / Korean War Veterans 12 & Under/75 & Over Screening protocols for children and elderly Known Crew Member Vetted uniformed crewmembers DOD Military Common Access Card/known traveler number access to TSA Pre TSA Pre Allows low-risk travelers to experience expedited, more efficient security screening at participating U.S. airport checkpoints Real Time Threat Assessment (RTTA) Combines the use of multiple security measures to indirectly conduct real-time threat assessment of passengers 10
11 Screening Personnel Equipment Transportation Security Officers Checkpoint Behavior Detection Officers AT X-Ray Transportation Security Inspectors (TSIs) AIT Advanced Imaging Technology Canine Handlers WTMD Walk-Thru Metal Detector Cargo ETD Explosive Trace Detection Machines Aviation BLS Bottle Liquid Scanners Transportation Security Specialists - Explosives (TSS-E) Baggage Insider Threat Team EDS Explosive Detection System ETD Explosive Trace Detection Machines 11
12 Training Instructors are certified TSOs All TSOs are initially trained at FLETC Training is ongoing and continuously changing Online Learning Center Computer-based training, new updates, new changes/revisions Annual Proficiency Reviews Physical Skills Evaluation Imagery Testing Performance Enhancement Training Conflict Management Essentials Tactical Communications (TACCOM) Mission Essentials - Threat Mitigation 12
13 BDA Program Behavior Detection and Analysis BDA uses environmental baselines, certain behavioral cues, analysis techniques, document review, and casual conversation. BDOs are trained to detect behaviors that one exhibits in response to the fear of being discovered. 13
14 Regulatory Compliance Transportation Security Inspectors Regulated Parties Airport Air Carriers Access Control/Perimeter Supplemental Special Emphasis/Assessments Methods Document Records/Review Interviews Observations/Surveillance Overt and Covert Testing Programs Dedicated Cargo Passenger Screening On Call Training/Testing 14
15 VIPR Operations (Visible Intermodal Prevention and Response) Mission: Promote confidence in and protect the nation s transportation systems through targeted deployment of integrated TSA assets utilizing screening and law enforcement capabilities in coordinated activities to augment security of any mode of transportation. Objective: Deterrence and prevention of terrorism Team: FAMs, TSOs, BDOs, TSI-Canine, TSIs, TSS-Es TSA routinely conducts thousands of VIPR operations each year. VIPR operations introduces an element of unpredictability to disrupt potential terrorist planning or operational activities. 15
16 IAD Coordination Center (ICC) TSA/ICC is alerted of incidents/breaches. Information is quickly passed to and from such entities as: TSA FSD Screening Operations TSA HQ Outside Agencies Airport Authority/Air Carriers JTTF FAA FBI Secure Flight CBP TSA Dulles FSD ICC MWAA Air Carrier USSS TSOC (TSA Nat l Command Center) FAMS 16
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