When is Stop-Check-Pass initiated?

When is Stop-Check-Pass initiated?

• A. Routine security briefing
• B. Weather advisory
• C. Vehicle maintenance request
• D. A&AE or higher priority alarm, anti-robbery, duress, gate runner, or directed by flight sergeant or higher

Answer: (D)

Stop-Check-Pass is a rapid security control sequence used at checkpoints to pause movement, quickly verify identities and authorization, and then allow passage only for those cleared. It is triggered by high-priority security indicators or direct orders from the chain of command. So when an A&AE or higher priority alarm sounds, or when an anti-robbery, duress, gate runner incident occurs, or when directed by a flight sergeant or higher, this procedure is initiated. Routine items like a standard security briefing, weather advisory, or a vehicle maintenance request do not indicate an immediate threat and do not start Stop-Check-Pass.

Stop-Check-Pass is a rapid security control sequence used at checkpoints to pause movement, quickly verify identities and authorization, and then allow passage only for those cleared. It is triggered by high-priority security indicators or direct orders from the chain of command. So when an A&AE or higher priority alarm sounds, or when an anti-robbery, duress, gate runner incident occurs, or when directed by a flight sergeant or higher, this procedure is initiated. Routine items like a standard security briefing, weather advisory, or a vehicle maintenance request do not indicate an immediate threat and do not start Stop-Check-Pass.