Salt Lake City Badging Office (2024)

FAQs

What is the airport badging solution? ›

The Airport Badging Solution also features a portal where badge applicants can self-register. This can help lighten the workload for trusted agents, and functions as a management tool for real-time insights and reporting. The solution simplifies badge management from badge creation to badge numbering.

Monday — Friday: 7:15 a.m. to 5 p.m.

TSA's goal is to provide you with a response within 60 days of receiving the information you provided at enrollment. This may take longer if there was difficulty capturing your fingerprints during enrollment. You can check your status online at any time.

TSA requires that airports complete a comprehensive audit of all badges at least once every 12 months, and at least 10% of randomly selected badges every 6 months. If more than 5% of all issued, unexpired badges are lost, stolen, or otherwise unaccounted for, the airport must re-issue badges for all employees.

The TSA officer may ask you to complete an identity verification process which includes collecting information such as your name, current address, and other personal information to confirm your identity.

The online application takes five minutes to complete with the in-person visit taking 10 minutes. During the in-person process, the enrollment provider will collect your biometric data (fingerprints, photo), verify identity documents, and collect payment.

• Blue Badges. Blue badges will have ALL access/driving privileges to the Runway, Taxiways, all Perimeter Service Roads, and all AOA ramps. New Badge Color Codes. Page 4. SBD International Airport.

Escorted access is permitted for those who have not been issued a SIDA badge provided they have an acceptable, valid government picture ID and are properly escorted by an individual possessing a valid Airport ID Badge with Escort authority, designated by either an “E” for Escort or an “A” indicating an armed law ...

Who is responsible for ensuring badge applications are accurately completed? ›

Airport operator employees are responsible for ensuring that the badge application is complete with the required biographical and fingerprint data for the STA and CHRC.

Individuals working in Secured/Sterile Areas and other restricted areas of the Airport Terminal and ramp are required to obtain an airport issued Secured Identification Display Area (SIDA) badge.

It's a way to showcase their knowledge on a specific issue with verifiable information and evidence that they did, in fact, complete the necessary items or obtain the desired knowledge to achieve the badge. Badging is a digital way to build a culture that recognizes your employees and rewards them accordingly.

access to the Airport Operations Area (AOA) must obtain one of these badges. The color of the badge indicates certain areas of the AOA the badge holder can access without escort. AOA Badge applicants must pass a Security Threat Assessment (STA) and successfully complete Non-Movement Area and Safety / Security training.

Aviation security makes use of screening equipment such as metal detectors and x-ray machines to scan visitors. To secure areas of the building, airports make use of systems such as video surveillance, credentialing, biometric scanning, and other access control systems.

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