The purpose of requiring certain background checks within the transportation sector is to verify the applicant meets eligibility requirements. Our safety and security compliance platform enables you to manage your background checks quickly and efficiently.
Order and track all your requests. After you submit your background check order to us, log into the platform and monitor its progress.
No need to go anywhere else. You receive an automated notice when records are received so you can log into the platform and review them. Plus, you retain unlimited access to those records, so you are always prepared for an inspection.
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When requesting a FAA or DOT records check, you know that one piece of missing information or error can cost you time, money and aggravation. We act as your Designated Agent, giving you the power to focus on other things.
Is your operation set up with a TSA DCA Access Standard Security Program (DASSP)? If the answer is yes, then under 49 CFR Part 1562 Subpart B, you are required to check flight crewmembers' records for FAA violations. The FAA Airman File Check complies with this regulation.
On September 9, 2024, the sunset of PRIA took place. However, if your company holds a Part 125, Part 135 or Part 121 Air Carrier Certificate, you are required to comply with the FAA's Pilot Records Database (PRD) regulations as well as still run a full Drug & Alcohol History Check and National Driver Register (NDR) Check. To download our new forms, click on the link below:
Originally requested under PRIA, the National Driver Register (NDR) check must still be performed by regulated air carriers as part of their pilot-applicant records requirements. To download our new form, click the link below:
To confirm an applicant or employee is eligible to perform safety-sensitive responsibilities, you must run a Drug & Alcohol History Check and review those records prior to hire or transfer. Regulated Air Carriers are required to run this check on pilots under the FAA's pilot records regulations.
PRIA will be ending on Monday, September 9, 2024, but the requirements will remain unchanged. To help you prepare, we now are offering supportive services for the FAA's Pilot Records Database (PRD) that include document retrieval, document storage and pilot records entry into the PRD itself.
