CCSP TSA Regulations & Compliance Requirements 3

Question 1

TSA regulations require that cargo screened under the CCSP be transported to the aircraft operator using which type of conveyance?

Accepted Answer

A tamper-evident or secured conveyance to maintain chain of custody

Answer

Screened cargo must be transported in a tamper-evident or otherwise secured conveyance to preserve the chain of custody until it reaches the aircraft operator.

Question 2

Under TSA's CCSP framework, what action must a facility take if it loses its CCSF certification?

Accepted Answer

Immediately cease screening activities and notify the aircraft operator

Answer

A facility that loses CCSF certification must immediately stop screening cargo and must notify relevant aircraft operators of its non-certified status.

Question 3

Which TSA document outlines the specific approved screening methods that a CCSF is authorized to use?

Accepted Answer

The CCSF's TSA-approved security program

Answer

Each CCSF operates under a TSA-approved security program that specifies which screening methods the facility is authorized to deploy.

Question 4

When must a CCSF report a security incident involving cargo to TSA?

Accepted Answer

Within 4 hours of discovery

Answer

TSA regulations require CCSFs to report significant security incidents, including discovered prohibited items in cargo, within 4 hours of discovery.

Question 5

What is the primary purpose of the TSA's 'Known Shipper' program in relation to air cargo security?

Accepted Answer

To identify shippers with a history of consistent, verifiable shipment behavior who pose lower risk

Answer

The Known Shipper program identifies businesses with established shipping histories and verifiable identities as lower-risk, allowing for risk-based cargo screening decisions.

(CCSP) Certified Cargo Screening Program Practice Test

(CCSP) Certified Cargo Screening Program Practice Test

CCSP TSA Regulations & Compliance Requirements 3