Airport employee privileges must be defined in advance so that they can be requested as
part of an airport badge application.
What you should know
Airport employee privileges are used to describe
activities that airport employees are allowed to perform, such as accessing airport
ramps or escorting visitors. They should not to be confused with Security Center privileges.You can define as many privileges as necessary. Two of them are defined by the system.
They are:
- Authorized signatory
- Grants an airport employee the authority to sign badge applications for other
employees of their company. Each company represented at the airport must have at least
one employee with this privilege.
- SIDA
- Grants an airport employee access to Security Identification Display Areas (SIDA). Employees who have the Authorized
signatory privilege must also be granted the SIDA privilege.
Procedure
-
From the Airport Badging Solution role's Properties page, in the
Airport employee privileges section, click
Add (
).
The
Add privilege dialog box opens.
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Enter the following fields and click OK.
- Name
- Unique name used to identify this privilege in the Airport Badging
Solution.
NOTE: You cannot change the name of the system-defined
privileges.
- Description
- Full description of this privilege.
- Training
- Option indicating whether employees must first complete a training before they can
earn their badge.
NOTE: All system-defined privileges require training. You cannot
remove the training requirement from system-defined privileges.
- Approval authority email
- (Future use) Email of the authorized signatory who must approve the granting of
this privilege.
- Image
- (Optional) Image used to represent this privilege on airport ID badges.
To show
an image on a badge, you must be able to reference that image on the badge
template. To do so, you must define two cardholder custom fields to represent this
employee privilege in Security Center. For
the full instruction, see Mapping badge application fields to custom fields.
