TSA CHECKPOINT DESIGN GUIDELINES. Checkpoint Design Guide (CDG) Rev 6.1 Innovation and Concept Supplemental Information 1-2017 v.1. For the most recent updates to the CDG, go to the National Safe Skies Alliance website and find PARAS Report 0004 - Recommended Security Guidelines for Airport Planning, Design and Construction.

this Checkpoint Design Guide (CDG) was created to communicate the most current accepted guidelines for checkpoint design. The intent of this document is to provide a description of the SSCP equipment that is used today. Also included is information that can be used to locate equipment within the checkpoint to provide the

May 7, 2014 · The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Checkpoint Design Guide (CDG) is prepared to help TSA Headquarters (TSA HQ), local TSA, airport stakeholders, and architectural and engineering (A&E) firms produce a consistent design product. The CDG is intended to be used as a design guide. Not all answers

Over the past several years, a number of critically important checkpoint design elements have been identified and integrated to create a typical Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Security Screening Checkpoint (SSCP). This document expounds upon the checkpoint design planning as identified in the airport security planning guide.

The Transportation Security Administration provides a guide for checkpoint requirements and planning.

TSA Checkpoint Design Guide (CDG) for designing airport security checkpoints. Includes layouts, equipment, and power requirements.

Nov 7, 2006 · This document expounds upon the checkpoint design planning as identified in the airport security planning guide. The intent of this document is to provide lessons learned from that experience and present ideas, technology, and guidelines that shape the SSCP design.

Aug 29, 2012 · The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) Checkpoint Design Guide (CDG) is prepared to help TSA Headquarters (TSA HQ), local TSA, airport stakeholders, and architectural and engineering firms produce a consistent design product. The CDG is intended to be used as a design guide.

For the most recent updates to the CDG, go to the National Safe Skies Alliance website and find PARAS Report 0004 – Recommended Security Guidelines for Airport Planning, Design and Construction. Improving Checkpoints at US Airports

This document provides guidance for designing security screening checkpoints (SSCPs) at airports. It details the key elements and equipment of an SSCP, including queuing systems, bag screening, walkthrough metal detectors, and passenger resolution areas.