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Please join AFPM for a pre-conference Maritime Transportation Security Act (MTSA) – Facility Security Officer (FSO) Refresher Workshop on Wednesday, April 12. This four-hour workshop will address key MTSA compliance topics and will provide a value-added opportunity for dialogue and discussion on topics including:
Annual FSP Audits, including the timing, scope, and expectations for conducting annual FSP audits
MARSEC Levels, including a review of the regulatory requirements
MTSA Training Requirements
MTSA Security Drills and Exercises, including a review of security drill and exercise intervals and subject matter
MTSA and Cybersecurity
Secure Areas vs. Restricted Areas, including common misconceptions between these designations
The Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC)
Fraudulent TWICs, including recent examples of the manufacturing and use of fraudulent TWICs
TWIC Inspections, including inspection requirements and incorporating TWIC into existing access control systems
TWIC Escorting, including a review of TWIC escort training requirements, ratios, and general expectations
New Hires and Lost or Stolen TWICs
TWIC Reader Rule update/current status
Screening and Inspections, including MTSA screening requirements
MTSA Signage Requirements, including language and posting requirements and best practices
Shore Leave and Mariner Access, including the Seafarers’ Access to Maritime Facilities Rule
MTSA Security Incident Reporting, including a review of expectations for reporting suspicious activities, breaches of security, and Transportation Security Incidents
MTSA Recordkeeping, including a review of recordkeeping requirements
Over the past few months our industry has united with a common purpose: nothing is more important than the health and safety of our workforce. In these unprecedented times, AFPM has made the decision to shift the 2020 AFPM Summit to a virtual experience.