New Jersey Administrative Code › Title 19 - OTHER AGENCIES › SOUTH JERSEY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY › Chapter 76 - RULES OF OPERATION FOR ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT › Subchapter 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section 19:76-1.27 - Identification and badging

Current through Register Vol. 56, No. 14, July 15, 2024
(a) All persons
				  employed at the Airport shall wear an employee identification badge. Only those
				  employees and other persons who require unescorted access to restricted areas
				  are subject to the requirements of (b) through (l) below.
(b) All persons entering restricted areas
				  shall display the appropriate Airport-issued identification badge at all times,
				  except uniformed flight crews of air carriers and tenant airlines in the
				  immediate vicinity of their aircraft or in route to, from, or through leased
				  areas and who have in their possession and display valid company
				  identification.
(c) Airport-issued
				  identification badges will be issued by the Operations Department under the
				  auspices of the Airport Director. Badges shall be and remain the property of
				  the Authority.
(d) Applicants for
				  an Airport identification badge for unescorted access in restricted areas shall
				  undergo an employment background investigation and satisfy all the badging
				  issuance requirements of Federal regulations.
(e) Applicants for an Airport identification
				  badge shall have on record with the Airport Director an authorized company
				  signatory.
(f) The Airport Director
				  reserves the right to deny or revoke an identification badge for any past
				  offense which, in his or her opinion, would render the applicant a risk to the
				  security of the Airport.
(g) Unless
				  in accordance with 49 CFR 1542, applicants who are denied issuance of an
				  Airport identification badge may appeal within 30 days by filing a written
				  notice of appeal with the Airport Manager. The Airport Manager will review the
				  appeal and render a decision within seven days. Applicants may appeal the
				  decision of the Airport Manager to the Airport Director who shall make the
				  final determination. The final appeal must be made in writing and filed with
				  the office of the Airport Director within 10 days of the Airport Manager's
				  decision.
(h) Employers who
				  authorize and sponsor persons for badging are responsible for the return of the
				  badge upon termination of the employee or completion of a particular
				  project.
(i) A reasonable cost
				  shall be imposed to cover the administrative cost of producing each badge,
				  including replacements for lost badges.
(j) The Airport identification badge shall be
				  worn on the outer garment, above waist level, at all times and shall be visible
				  and not covered by other identification.
(k) All persons issued an Airport
				  identification badge shall comply with all applicable Federal regulations that
				  relate to Airport identification badges, including, but not limited to, 49 CFR
				  1542.
(l) Any penalties or fines
				  imposed on the Authority or its designated representative by the Federal
				  government as a result of violations of Federal regulations by sponsored
				  persons shall become the obligation and responsibility of the
				  sponsor.