TSA Accreditation Process 3

Question 1

In the TSA accreditation framework, what is a 'Corrective Action Plan' (CAP)?

Accepted Answer

A documented response to identified deficiencies requiring remediation

Answer

A Corrective Action Plan is a formal document outlining how an accredited entity will address identified security deficiencies within a specified timeframe.

Question 2

Which type of background check is required for personnel seeking TSA accreditation as security screeners?

Accepted Answer

Security Threat Assessment (STA)

Answer

A Security Threat Assessment (STA) is the federally mandated background check required for all transportation security personnel.

Question 3

What is the maximum number of airports that can participate in the Screening Partnership Program at any given time according to TSA policy?

Accepted Answer

There is no statutory cap

Answer

There is no statutory cap on the number of airports that can participate in SPP; any airport can apply to use private screeners under TSA oversight.

Question 4

An airport applying to switch from federal TSA screeners to accredited private screeners must submit its request to which office?

Accepted Answer

Local TSA Federal Security Director

Answer

Airport operators submit SPP applications to the local TSA Federal Security Director, who manages the transition coordination.

Question 5

Which of the following best describes 'performance-based accreditation' in the TSA framework?

Accepted Answer

Accreditation tied to meeting measurable security outcome standards

Answer

Performance-based accreditation evaluates whether programs achieve measurable security outcomes rather than simply following prescribed procedures.

(TSA) Transportation Security Administration Certified Practice Test

(TSA) Transportation Security Administration Certified Practice Test

TSA Accreditation Process 3