GISTnet provides air forwarders ("IACs") and their agents and subcontractors, such as truckers, with TSA-required air cargo security training (49 CFR 1548.11) and also with an efficient means to share personnel training status across the many-to-many relationships between IACs and trucking companies, and, in turn, the many-to-many relationships that may arise between owner-operator drivers and trucking companies.
GISTnet training is self-paced, taken via an Internet web browser, effective, convenient to use, very easy to administer, with special reports for TSA audit. GISTnet is significantly less expensive than most other training delivery, and makes management of refresher training a breeze.
Our IAC-Authorized Representative Information Sharing System ("IAC-AR-IS") is a breakthrough solution to an otherwise very time consuming and expensive, many-to-many, exchange of frequently changing driver security credential and training information. Any IAC-authorized trucker or other agent can now maintain its information in one place, and then continuously share and/or instantly communicate it to any IAC. IAC staff may access this system to instantly check credential and training status on a driver at the time of ordering a pick-up.
Access to this security training and to the information sharing system is strictly limited to authorized IAC employees and their designated agents and subcontractors.
GISTnet air
cargo security training has been updated
to reflect
recent 2010 changes, including handling of screened
cargo.
For more information and set-up, please contact GISTnet: iacstaff@gistnet.com or +1.310.376.3888.
Please note that GISTnet is not involved in Security Threat Assessment (STA) applications, which must be made directly to the TSA by IACs. Information about this is available on the TSA web site (IAC Information, and STA application).