Cargo - X-Ray Training

Cargo X-Ray training using X-Screen® takes full advantage of the powerful modules already available within X-Screen® but with the addition of industry-relevant cargo images and interfaces; including manifest/airway bill information, full product photo images, X-Ray images and Threat details.

Unfortunately, aviation still remains a prime target for terrorist attacks and identifying the cargo route as a method of transporting and detonating explosive devices on board an aircraft has long been anticipated as a potential tactic. As a result, it is essential that X-Ray operators receive the finest training that they possibly can to prevent a successful strike from happening.

Quadraticas’ Cargo simulator module in X-Screen® complies with, and far exceeds, the latest EC300 legislations. With a huge number of relevant threat images in its library, X-Screen® delivers the most realistic and reliable training available today. With a wide range of X-Ray machines simulated, it offers the trainer the flexibility to deliver directed and engaging X-Ray image interpretation training where and when it’s really needed.

Available either as a stand-alone unit, a traditional classroom environment or a web-hosted system accessible from anywhere in the world, X-Screen® can be configured to your exact personal training needs. Reporting features within X-Screen® harvest all the data relevant your trainees that you could possible wish for. Student training time, session scores, lesson and image reports can all be compiled and exported at a touch of a button, giving you a full and complete overview of all X-Screen® training records. Perfect for reporting your training data to the DfT.

X-Screen® has a number of machine interfaces available in the system for Cargo Training; Rapiscan Single & Dual view and Smiths Single & Dual View machines. We are constantly working on new machine interfaces, so expect to see further environments added soon!

Contact one of our team now to see how we can relieve the new training requirements and help improve your trainees’ image recognition skills.