Employee Services

ACY  Employee Services

SECURITY INDENTIFICATION BADGES

The Airport Badging Office is responsible for administering training and issuing Security ID Badges for secured areas within the airport and inside the Airport Operations Area (AOA). The Airport Badging Office also controls/assigns access to secured areas and issues permits to ramp authorized vehicles. Our customers are comprised of airline/FBO employees, tenants, contractors, vendors, consultants, government employees, general aviation pilots and military personnel.


Airport Badging Office Hours

  • New Security ID Badges will be issued 8:30 am - 3:30 pm Monday through Friday.
  • Renewals will be issued 8:30 am -10:00 pm Monday through Friday. If unable to renew your ID within normal renewal hours, contact Airport Operations to make arrangements.
  • Fingerprinting is available 9:00 am – 3:00 pm Monday through Friday.


Making Appointments

Appointments are required for all new and renewal badges. Please make an appointment in advance by contacting Airport Operations at (609) 645-7895 ext. 4702.


Badge Renewal Process Summary

  • Security ID Badges must be renewed within the 30 days prior to your expiration date.
  • All Security ID Badge holders must go to airport administration to make a payment.
    All fees must be paid via certified check, money order or credit card.
  • A $50.00 renewal fee will be assessed at the time of renewal for two year badge expirations.
  • A $25.00 renewal fee will be assessed for AMA Drivers with a one year badge expiration.
  • Security ID Badge holders that are expired for less than 30 days will be charged an additional $25.00 expired badge fee.
  • Badges that are expired for more than 30 days will have to go through the application process again.
  • You must bring approved I-9 forms of ID at the time of renewal (list located under Badge Forms).
  • After payment is made and all applicable training is completed, your badge will be renewed.


Lost/Stolen Badges

If your Security ID Badge is lost or stolen, you must immediately report it to Airport Operations at (609) 645-7895 ext. 4702. The Airport Operations Center is staffed 24 hours a day. Also notify your Authorized Signatory immediately.


Fees

All fees must be paid via certified check, money order or credit card.


Fingerprint Fee - $50.00
Renewal Fee - $50.00 for 2-year and $25.00 for 1-year Airfield Driver
Lost Badge Fee - Lost badge fees are non-refundable

  • 1st Offense $75.00
  • 2nd Offense $100.00
  • 3rd Offense $125.00 and/or individual may be considered for possible permanent revocation of all Security ID Badge privileges.

Not Returned Badge Fee - $100.00 per badge to be charged to the Tenant, Contractor or Company
Expired Badge Fe - $25.00 to be paid by the badge holder at time of badge renewal. Fee must be paid to the receptionist in the Administration Office before the Security ID Badge can be renewed.


Badge Deactivation

Authorized Signatories must request a badge to be deactivated by contacting Airport Operations 24/7 at (609) 645-7895 ext. 4702.


TRAINING

Working in an airport environment requires you to obtain a Security ID Badge that will provide you access to various areas depending on your job requirement. Defined areas within the airport have specific badge privileges, which require training to be completed before your access can be assigned to these areas. Use the following table to determine what training you must complete prior to having your badge issued or renewed:

Testing Procedures

  • All training courses are completed through AAAE’s Online Interactive Employee Training Portal.
  • All required training modules must be completed prior to the date of your scheduled badge renewal or issuance.
  • Applicants testing for a new badge must successfully pass all required modules for the badge to be issued. If you do not pass a module, you will be blocked from retaking the module until the next day.
  • You may not get more than 2 questions wrong in a section or 3 questions wrong in each module. This will result in a failure of the module.

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Module Course Descriptions

For each training course you will be shown short video segments and then answer a few questions on the information that was presented to you.


SIDA Training

This training course is designed to introduce you to the security procedures at the Airport. You will be briefed on different security areas within the AOA, the different types of security badges used at ACY, your responsibilities as a badge holder, escorting procedures and violations. This course is required for all new and renewal badges.


Non-Movement Driver Training

This training course is designed to help you to understand the requirements and procedures to safely operate a vehicle at the Airport. It will review the Airport’s layout, which will include the difference between the Non-Movement and the Movement Area. This course is required for all new and renewal badges that are required to operate a vehicle on the ramp areas.


Movement Area Training
(Airfield Safety and Incursion Prevention / CFR Part 139.329 Pedestrian & Ground Vehicles)

These training courses are designed to introduce movement area drivers to the various markings, signage and lighting found on the airfield. Vehicle requirements are discussed, as well as proper radio communication techniques. These courses are required for all new and renewal badges that are required to access the Movement Area. For all new Movement Area Driving privileges, applicants will also be required to take classroom training and pass a practical driving test on the Movement Area.


NEW COMPANY SET-UP

This information is for all new companies, contractors and vendors wishing to obtain a Security ID Badge for their employees at the Atlantic City International Airport.


New Company Introduction

This information will introduce your company to the Security ID Badge procedures at the Atlantic City International Airport. Once your company has been awarded a contract to begin work at the Airport, a company representative must complete a Signatory Letter (download sample template). This letter must be completed on your company letterhead and include contact information and an email address. This letter will introduce your company to the airport, reference the project/business associated with your company and will include the signature of the company representative that can authorize requests for Security ID Badges and employment certification. This letter must be emailed to the Operations Supervisor (email located on template) and be approved prior to starting the Signatory process.


This chosen representative will become the Authorized Signatory for your company. An Authorized Signatory is the person who coordinates the Security ID Badge process for your company, signs page 3 of the badge application certifying employment, and will be the person responsible for Security ID Badges issued to your company (badge deactivations, returns, audits, etc). 


Authorized Signatory

 To become an Authorized Signatory, you must complete a Security ID Badge application (located under Badge Forms) and sign for yourself as the Authorized Signatory on page 3. Please utilize the PDF fillable version as we do not accept handwritten applications. Upon completion of the application, call the Operations Supervisor at (609) 645-7895 ext. 4759 to make a fingerprint appointment. At the time of the fingerprint, the applicant must bring the completed application, a credit card, certified check or money order (cash is not accepted) made payable to South Jersey Transportation Authority and two forms of identification listed on page 6 of the badge application.


 After fingerprinting, a Criminal History Record Check and Security Threat Assessment are completed. The badge application approval process could take up to two (2) weeks. Once approved, you will be directed to take the online training modules (located under Training) required to be an Authorized Signatory.



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