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If a searcher discovers a suspicious, dangerous, or potentially deadly item, who should you notify first? A. Another person conducting the search
B. Transportation Security Operations Center (TSOC)
C. OSCA Station Support Desk (SSD)
D. Sun Country Director of Safety and Security
E. The Lead-on-Duty or GSC
The correct answer is E. The Lead-on-Duty or GSC.
When a searcher discovers a suspicious, dangerous, or potentially deadly item, it’s crucial to notify the Lead-on-Duty or Ground Security Coordinator (GSC) first. They are trained to handle such situations and can take the necessary actions to ensure safety and security. Promptly informing them allows for an appropriate and immediate response, which is essential in these scenarios.
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