AIMS by EasyQMS runs the whole airport on a single data spine — operations and passenger flow, engineering and equipment, safety, resourcing, training, passes, projects and assurance. Capture once. Verify once. Use everywhere.
Aviation security QC is the flagship pillar and our most mature: checkpoint audits, covert tests, screener competency, equipment calibration, findings and CAPA — mapped to the UK NASP / SCD structure and the SeMS framework (CAP 1223) the CAA now uses, so re-mapping happens once, not every quarter.
Each module is a working command centre for the team that owns it — and every one of them writes to the same record, so a change in the operation moves resourcing, credentialing and compliance with it.
Predictive passenger and coach flow — a live twin of the terminal you can test changes against before you make them.
Establishment, shift patterns and rostering, sized to the operation the flow model actually predicts.
Programme and ORAT delivery — milestones, readiness and dependencies tracked against opening dates.
Audit-ready by design — plan, conduct, capture findings and close corrective actions on one continuous programme.
Course catalogue, training materials, bookings and certification currency across every department.
Safety management — hazards, risk register, assurance activity and SMS maturity in one place.
PRM command centre — job board, on-time performance, fleet utilisation and independent journeys.
Executive and duty views — one screen for posture, exceptions and board-ready reporting.
Controlled documents, manuals, SOPs, national requirements and QA checklists, version-managed.
Security QC is where AIMS started and where it goes deepest — ten modules designed around ICAO Annex 17 and Doc 8973 principles and national programmes. AIMS helps satisfy those requirements; it never replaces the competent authority’s oversight or the judgement of your accountable manager.
Security programmes, SOPs, AVSEC instructions and bulletins — every controlled document mapped to the ICAO Annex 17 and EU 2015/1998 clauses it satisfies.
Checkpoint readiness audits, covert tests, surveys and screener observations — captured at the lane with signatures, GPS and photo evidence.
AVSEC certifications, recurrent training and vetting status — live across every screener, supervisor and ground-handling operative.
Screening-lane equipment defects and airside non-conformances — raised at the point of detection, owned through to close-out with photographic proof.
The full QC cycle — audits, tests, surveys and inspections — on a single cadence. Regulator-ready evidence packs for CAA, DfT or competent-authority visits.
Push AVSEC notices, threat-level changes and SOP updates to the right people — and prove they were read before the next shift.
Screening equipment register — WTMD, X-ray, EDS, ETD — with calibration certificates, lane assignment and live RAG on cal status.
Every shift, search and screening operation — from pre-shift competency check to evidence pack — mapped to the AVSEC clauses it must satisfy.
AVSEC KPIs, RAG dashboards and drill-downs. Roll up by terminal, lane, contractor or screening discipline — one view for the accountable manager.
Roles, escalations and accountability built around the AVSEC org chart — accountable manager, security manager, supervisors, screeners. Nothing falls between shifts.
As the CAA moves toward risk-based oversight (CAP 3191) and Phase 2B entities submit quarterly SeMS performance data (CAP 1223, 5th ed.), the strength of your QC evidence increasingly shapes inspection cadence. Modules feed one record — so the quarterly return is a report, not a spreadsheet rebuild.
From pre-check to evidence pack, every module contributes to the operational story.