CW-ASC was engaged by an airports group in the South Pacific that managed a portfolio of over 20 airports. CW-ASC developed a project delivery roadmap, and then executed on over 26 deliverables, including, but not limited to; reviewing and re-writing all security documentation; developing airport security programs for all 22 airports, delivering a report on the legal and regulatory issues hindering the airport group’s implementation of aviation security responsibilities; assisting the airport group become a certified aviation training organisation; delivering a scoping paper on the establishment of an in-house aviation security screening capability, and developing airport emergency plan guidance material to assist airport managers update their emergency plans.

CW-ASC’s delivery success saw the contract extended twice, and the deliverables allowed the airport group to move forward on its substantial project of internal reform.

CW-ASC was first engaged by a national freight and logistics operator to accredit its air cargo screeners under the CISC Screener Accreditation Scheme across multiple sites. 

CW-ASC Accreditors attending the sites were able to highlight where security program requirements and operational practice had drifted apart. That led first to the licensing of  threat image recognition training for the operator’s screening workforce, and then to a review of its security operations.

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CW-ASC's ability to identify potential regulatory compliance issues prior to any CISC inspection allowed the operator to avoid costly financial penalities, while also streamlining both screening operations and screener CPD requirements. 

CW-ASC provides advisory services to the 10 PASO Member State CAAs including:

• Writing national aviation security, training and quality control programs, national contingency programs and risk context statements;

• Establishing compliance oversight regimes

• Developing and implementing screener certification programs in compliance with ICAO Annex 17 requirements

• Providing advice and support to Civil Aviation Authorities before, during, and after ICAO USAP CMA audits, including drafting Corrective Action Plans (CAP) and guiding CAP implementation

• Assisting CAAs provide guidance to their industry on matters including screening, access control, air cargo, training, catering, and all associated documentation; and

• Conducting audit and inspection compliance monitoring activities.

This five-year relationship is testament to CW-ASC’s commitment to working with clients and delivering value over the long term.

CW-ASC was approached by the ICAO Cooperative Aviation Security Programme Asia Pacific (CASP-AP) to develop a training package to train aviation security screening officers in 28 countries in the Asia Pacific region. CW-ASC developed the training materials, and then subsequently worked with the client to deliver one-on-one support to a number of their Member Countries contextualise and then deliver the materials.

The quality of the product delivered ensured the CW-ASC and CASP-AP relationship, and CW-ASC have now worked with CASP-AP on three additional projects.

Following a terrorist bombing of a commercial aircraft, CW-ASC conducted a comprehensive review of the national and airport level aviation security arrangements in a North African State. The review involved full aviation security audits of three key airports, a review of national documentation, and an assessment of the regulator’s aviation security oversight capabilities.

Following the review, CW-ASC delivered a detailed corrective action roadmap. 

CW-ASC has developed and delivered training for Airports Council International (ACI), ICAO, Asset College Australia, the Pacific Aviation Safety Office (PASO), and the Cooperative Aviation Security Program Asia/Pacific (CASP AP). All training is rigorously contextualised for the target audience ensuring relevance, impact, and practical applicability.