ML20154Q006
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| Site: | Crystal River  |
| Issue date: | 09/24/1998 |
| From: | Johnson S, Marcussen F FLORIDA POWER CORP. |
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CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 SECURITY TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION PLAN REVISION 8-0 O
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A Safety Assessment was performed for this Plan and is determined to be outside the scope of 10 CFR 50.59.
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Holders of the CR-3 Security Training and Qualification Plan, Revision 7.1 are recipients of Revision 8-0.
Recipients are requested to remove and discard Revision 7.1 in its entirety and replace it with Revision 8-0.
STATEMENT OF CHANGE The currently approved CR-3 Security Training and Qualification Plan is Revision 7.1, effective date March 18, 1996. This submittal has been prepared pursuant to the provisions of 10 CFR 50.54(p) and will be effective upon signature approval by FPC Management.
DESCRIPTION AND DISCUSSION OF CHANGES Revision 8-0 of the CR-3 Security Training and Qualification Plan constitutes a major re-write consisting of numerous formatting changes throughout the document. All current commitments continue to be met as a result of this major revision.
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10 CFR 50.54(p) evaluations and other supporting documentation for this revision are maintained in Security files.
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1 1.0 EMPLOYMENT SUITABILITY AND 0UALIFICATION.........................
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1.1 SUITABILITY................................................. 1 6
1.2 PHYSICAL AND MENTAL QUALIFICATIONS.......................... 1 7
1.3 PHYSICAL FITNESS QUALIFICATION.............................. 4 l
8 1.4 CONTRACT SECURITY PERSONNEL................................. 4 9
1.5 ANNUAL PHYSICAL REQUALIFICATION............................. 5 10 1.6 DOCUMENTATlQN............................................... 5 a
f 11 CHAPTER TW0.............................................................. 8 i
12 2.0 TRAINING AND QUALIFICATION.......................................
8 13 2.1 TRAINING REQUIREMENTS....................................... 8 14 2.2 00ALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS.................................. 8 15 2.3 TASKS. CONDITIONS AND STANDARDS............................. 8 l
16 2.4 QQCUMENTATION............................................... 8 17 CHAEIER THREE........................................................... 41 18 3.0 FIREARMS QUALIFICATION /REQUALIFICATION..........................
41 19 3.1 TRAINING.....................
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1 21 3. 3 REQUALIFICATION............................................ 4 2 1
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25 CHAPTER FIVE............................................................
53 26 5.0 AUDITS............................,.............................
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INTRODUCTION 2'
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The Security Training and Qualification Plan (TQP) states the policies and 4
5 commitments of Florida Power Corporation (FPC) to the requirements of 10 6
CFR 73.55(b)(4) and Appendix B to 10 CFR Part 73, for Crystal River Unit 3 7
(CR-3). As such, it outlines the measures to be taken by FPC to assure that members of the CR-3 Security Force are suitably trained, equipped and 8
9 qualified to perform their assigned Security duties to protect the Plant to against radiological sabotage as indicated by the threat level specified in 11 10 CFR 73.55(a).
12 13 The objective of the TQP is to provide a mechanism by which uniformed 14 members of the Security Force can be trained, equipped and qualified to 15 assure they will perform their duties and carry out their responsibilities 16 in the most efficient and effective manner.
17 18 The CR-3 Director, Nuclear Site and Business Support is responsible for the 19 training and qualification of Security Force personnel.
20 21 The Manager, Nuclear Security (MNS), as a designee of the Director, Nuclear 22 Site and Business Support, is responsible for the implementation of the 23 entire CR-3 Security program to include implementation of this Plan.
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1.0 EMPLOYMENT SUITABILITY AND OUALIFICATION 5-6 This Seccion outlines the suitability, physical and mental 7
requirements that shall be met by all uniformed members of the 8
CR-3 Security Force, and outlines documentation and 9
requalification requirements relating to such criteria.
10 11 1.1 SUITABILITY 12 13 Prior to assignment to the CR-3 Security Force an individual 14 shall, at a minimum, be declared fit for duty in accordance with 15 the CR-3 Physical Security Plan.
16 17 1.2 PHYSICAL AND MENTAL QUALIFICATIONS 18 19 The criteria indicated below shall be met prior to assignment to 20 the CR-3 Security Force.
21 22 1.2.1 Physical Qualifications 23 24 1.2.1.1 General Physical Qualifications 25-26 Individuals assigned to the Security Force shall have no physical 1
27 weaknesses or abnormalities that would adversely affect their O-28 performance of assigned Security Force duties.
In addition, 29 Security supervisors shall observe members of the Security Force 30 for any indications of physical weaknesses or abnormalities which 31 may adversely affect daily job performance.
32 33 1.2.1.2 Physical Examination 34 35 Prior to assignment to the Security Force, all personnel shall:
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Successfully pass a physical examination administered by a 38 licensed health professional with final determination being 39 made by a licensed physician to verify that the applicant 40 does meet the physical requirements delineated in this 41 Section.
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Drug screening and detection for drug abuse will be 44 completed by a certified urinalysis testing laboratory to 45 determine Fitness-For-Duty.
46 47 When continued observation by Security supervisory personnel 48 reveals a possible physical defect, the individual is 49 referred to a licensed physician who verifies the presence 50 or absence of such defect. All examinations provided under 51 this Section are designed to measure physical ability to 52 perform Security duties.
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Armed Security personnel shall meet the following physical 4
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be correctable to 20/30 (Snellen or equivalent) in the 10 better eye, and 20/40 in the other eye with eyeglasses or 11 contact lenses.
If uncorrected distance vision is not at 12 least 20/40 in the better eye, the individual must carry an 4
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Near visual acuity, corrected or uncorrected, shall be at 16 least 20/40 in the better eye.
Field of vision must be at 17 least 70* horizontal meridian in each eye.
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The ability to distinguish red,. green and yellow colors is 20 required. On-the-job evaluation is used for individuals who 21 exhibit a mild color vision defect.
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Loss of vision in one (1) eye is disqualifying.
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Glaucoma is disqualifying unless controlled by acceptable 26 medical or surgical means, provided such medications do not 27 cause undesirable side effects which adversely affect the
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The use of corrective eyeglasses or contact lenses shall not 33 interfere with an individual's ability to effectively l
34 perform assigned Security duties. When corrective 35 eyeglasses are required, they are to be safety glass or high 36 impact safety type lenses.
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Individuals shall have no hearing loss in the better ear 41 greater than thirty (30) decibels average at 500 Hz.,1000 42 Hz. and 2000 Hz. with no level greater than forty (40) 43 decibels at any one (1) frequency [by ISO 389, " Standard 44 Reference Zero for the Calibration of Purtone Audiometer" 45 (1975), or ANSI S3.8 - 1969 (R 1973), " Specifications for 46 Audiomete rs"].
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49 procedures demonstrate auditory acuity equivalent to the 50 abovt stated requirements and its use shall not decrease the 51 effective performance of the individual's assigned Security 52 duties.
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medical diagnosis or other medical condition which would l
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condition exists, the individual shall provide medical 7
evidence that the condition can be controlled with proper 8
medication so that the individual will not be affected while 9
performing assigned Security duties.
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Individuals shall be tested to be drug free within the 14 guidelines of 10 CFR Part 26 and have no established medical 15 history or medical diagnosis of habitual alcoholism or drug 16 addiction.
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In the event alcoholism or drug addiction has existed, the 19 individual shall provide certified documentation of having 20 completed a rehabilitation program which would give a 21 reasonable degree of confidence that the individual would be 22 capable of performing assigned Security duties.
23 24 Recovery From Incapacitation-25 26 An individual who has been incapacitated due to serious illness, 27 injury, disease or operation which could interfere with the 28 effective performance of assigned Security duties shall, prior to t
29 resumption of such duties, provide medical evidence of recovery
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31 32 1.2.2 Fitness-For-Duty 33 34 Members of the Security Force shall successfully participate in a 35 Fitness-For-Duty Program that supports the requirements of 36 10 CFR Part 26.
FPC's program is designed to ensure that all 37 members of the Security Force are drug free and do not exhibit 38 any alcohol dependence. This will be verified by a pre-39 employment drug and alcohol test and be followed by an 40 unannounced random drug and alcohol testing program.
41 42 1.2.3 Mental Qualifications 43 44 1.2.3.1 General Mental Qualifications 45 46 Individuals whose Security tasks and job duties are directly 47 associated with the effective implementation of the CR-3 Physical 48 Security Plan and the Safeguards Contingency Plan shall 49 demonstrate prior to assignment:
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assigned duties.
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10 Prior to assignment to the Security Force, personnel shall:
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Meet the requirements of the General Mental Examination sub-13 Section above.
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Have no emotional instability that would interfere with the i
16 effective performance of assigned Security duties. This 17 determination shall be made by a psychologist or other 18 person trained to identify emotional instability through an 19 administered psychological test.
20 21 1.2.3.3 Continued Behavioral Observation 22 23 Security supervisory personnel observe members of the Security 24 Force for indications of emotional instability in the course of 25 performing assigned duties.
Identification of emotional 26 instability by a responsible Supervisor is subject to 27 verification by a person trained to identify emotional 28 instability through the use of an administered psychological 29 test.
In the event such test and examiner interpretation detects 30 no conditions that would interfere with the performance of i (w 31 assigned Security duties, the individual is permitted to continue 32 those duties.
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34 1.3 PHYSICAL FITNESS QUALIFICATION 35 36 1.3.1 Prior to initial Security Force assignment, each individual shall i
37 demonstrate their physical fitness for Security related duties 38 through performance of a practical, time phased Physical Fitness i
39 Test (Physical Agility).
l 40 41 1.4 CONTRACT SECURITY PERSONNEL 42 43 1.4.1 Contract personnel employed on the CR-3 Security Force are i
44 required to meet the suitability, physical and mental 45 requirements appropriate to their assigned duties as delineated 46 in this Plan.
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3 1.5.1 At least annually, Security Force personnel shall pass a physical 4
examination that certifies each individual meets the requirements 5
of the General Physical Qualifications Section of this Plan.
i This physical examination shall be administered by a licensed 6
7 health professional with final determination being made by a 8
licensed physician. Armed personnel must meet the Vision and 9
Hearing requirements as listed in the Armed Personnel 10 Requirements Section of this Plan and the provisions of the 11 PHYSICAL FITNESS QUALIFICATION Section of this Plan at least 12 annually.
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15 16 Members of the Security Force shall be subject to training and 17 requalification following periods of absence as deemed 18 appropriate by the Manager, Nuclear Security or designee.
19 20 1.6 DOCUMENTATION 21 22 1.6.1 Documentation generated as a result of the provisions of this 23 Chapter of this Plan shall be certified by an FPC designee. This-24 documentation shall be retained per the provisions of the CR-3 25 Physical Security Plan, v
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6 This Section outlines the program followed by CR-3 to ensure that 7
all members of the Security Force are capable of performing their 8
assigned duties during normal operations and contingency events.
9 10 2.1 TRAINING REQUIREMENTS 11 12 2.1.1 Prior to assignment to the Security Force, each individual is 13 trained to perform Tasks associated with their Duty Position.
14 The training program includes an entry level module and an annual 15 cycle of retraining /requalification.
A program exiscs whereby 16 observed deficiencies are corrected through retraining as needed.
17 18 2.2 OUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS 19 20 2.2.1 Qualification requirements are to be met by all uniformed members 21 of the Security Force.
Non-uniformed members of the Contractor's 22 Staff are not required to be certified. A CRUCIAL TASK / DUTY 23 MATRIX follows which shows which Tasks / Duties must be performed 24 by each Duty Position listed.
25 26 2.3 TASKS. CONDITIONS AND STANDARDS
[U) 27 28 2.3.1 A TASKS, CONDITIONS AND STANDARDS Section follows which describes 29 the criteria upon which the CR-3 Security Training and 30 Qualification Program and Plan are based.
Prior to assignment on 31 the Security Force, and at least annually thereafter, individuals 32 must qualify by demonstrating proficiency under the Conditions 33 specified in accordance with the individual's Duty Position.
34 Except for firearms requalification, and if operational needs 35 dictate, proficiency may be evaluated through simulation (verbal 36 and/or performance) methods which satisfy the intent of the 37 Conditions and Standards.
38 39 2.4 DOCUMENTATION 40 41 2.4.1 Documentation generated as a result of the provisions of this 42 Chapter of this Plan shall be certified by an FPC designee. This 43 documentation shall be retained per the provisions of the CR-3 44 Physical Security Plan.
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I CRUCIAL TASK / DUTY MATRIX DUTY POSITION TASK NO.
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Process and Control Personnel Access to X
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X the Protected Area 1
Operate and Conduct a Search Using a X
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X portal Metal Detector, a hand-held Metal 2
Detector, and a portal Explosive Detector Operate and Conduct a Search Using a 3
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Package X-ray Examination Device Recognize Contraband or a Potential 4
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Sabotacg Device Conduct a ? ands-on Search 5
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Conduct a P,tckage Search 6
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Conduct a Vehicle Search 7
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Process Vehicles in/out of the Protected 8
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Area Secure Protected Area Portals 9
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Assess Cause of Protected Area Alarm 10 X
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X Detect Tampering / Sabotage of Devices or 11 X
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X Equipment Conduct a Bomb Search 12 X
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X Escort and Control Vehicles 13 X
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("'N PA/VA Alarm Response 14 X
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Area Conduct a Patrol, of Designated Areas 16 X
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Perform Security Equipment Testing and 17 X
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Inspection Be a Response Team Mcmber 18 X
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Determine Amount of Force Required to 19 X
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Prevent Unauthorized Acts Utilize an Intermediate Weapon 20 X
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Qualify with a handgun 21 X
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Qualify with a shotgun 22 X
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Qualify with a rifle 23 X
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Physical Fitness Qualifications 24 X
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Operate the Security Alarm Stations 25 X
Ensure Proper Response to PA/VA Alarms 26 X
Lead a Response Team 27 X
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TO THE PROTECTED AREA 6
7 CONDITIONS:
Given a position at a Protected Area (PA) access point and 8
the requirement to control personnel access into the 9
Protected Area.
10 11 STANDARDS:
Perform the following:
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Verify the identity of individual (s) and ensure that they I4 are authorized entry into the
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Describe the proceaure for logging personnel in/out of 17 the PA.
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Issue Security or Visitor badges when appropriate.
20 21 o Deny PA access as warranted.
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Ns-4 OPERATE AND CONDUCT A SEARCH USING A PORTAL METAL DETECTOR, A HAND-HE 4
5 METAL DETECTOR, AND A PORTAL EXPLOSIVE DETECTOR 6
7 CONDITIONS:
Given an operational portal Metal Detector, a portal 8
Explosive Detector, a hand-held Metal Detector, and the 9
requirement to process individuals prior to entry into the 10 Protected Area.
11 12 STANDARDS:
Perform the following:
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PACKAGE X-RAY EXAMINATION DEVICE 6
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Given a position with access to the X-ray system controls 8
and monitor and a requirement to operate the system.
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RECOGNIZE' CONTRABAND OR A POTENTIAL SABOTAGE DEVICE
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Given a position and a requirement to detect or describe 7
contraband or a suspected sabotage device.
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performed in conjunction with TASKS #2 and 3.)
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13 14 Identify sabotage devices.
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o 17 18 Respond to a discovery of a sabotage device.
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CONDUCT A HANDS-ON SEARCH 5
6 CONDITIONS:
Given the requirement to conduct a hands-on search of an 7
individual for contraband.
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with TASK #2.)
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Perform the following:
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Conduct a hands-on search of an individual, covering 15 designated areas of the body and articles of clothing.
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Direct individual to produce for inspection any 18 unidentifiable objects.
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Maintain control of the Search Lane while conducting 21 search.
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CON 00CT A PACKAGE SEARCH 5
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Given a position and a requirement to conduct a physical 7
package search.
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Perform the following:
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Given a position at a Protected Area access point and a 7
requirement to conduct a physical vehicle search.
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Perform the following:
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Ask the driver the " contraband questions".
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Instruct the driver to open all doors / compartments and to 15 remove any items that can be brought through the Search 16 Area.
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Utilizing a search mirrer and flashlight as needed, 19 conduct a vehicle search to include the cab, engine 20 compartment, cargo area, undercarriage and any remaining 21 cargo for any unauthorized material.
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PROCESS VEHICLES IN/0UT OF THE PROTECTED AREA 5
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Given a position and a requirement to process a vehicle 7
in/out of the Protected Area.
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Perform the following:
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Ensure appropriate Security personnel are present at the 14 gate.
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6. CONDITIONS:
Given a situation that all Protected Area (PA) portals be 7
secured, including Entry and Exit Turnstiles in the Nuclear 8
Security Operations Center (NSOC).
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Perform the following:
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Ensure entry / exit is granted only after directed by 16 appropriate Security Supervision.
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4 ASSESS CAUSE OF PROTECTED AREA ALARM 5
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Given a position and a requirement to assess a Perimeter 7
Intrusion Detection System (PIDS) alarm.
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Perform the following:
10 11 Acknowledge receipt of alarm indication from an Alarm o
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13 14 Assess the alarm area and report findings.
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Various alarm types (Tarper, Intrusion, Supervisor, etc.) should be 19 discussed with each individual performing this TASK to ensure 20 understanding of proper responses, i
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DETECT TAMPERING / SABOTAGE OF DEVICES OR EQUIPMENT 6
CONDITIONS:
Given a position and a requirement to inspect a security 7
device or equipment that may have been tampered with or act 8
of sabotage committed, and the requirement to confirm the 9
tampering or sabotage.
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Perform the following:
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Inspect a security device or equipment to confirm any 14 external signs of tampering or sabotage.
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Describe compensatory measures if required.
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Make proper notifications if needed.
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CONDITIONS:
Given an area or series of rooms to search and the 7
requirements to recognize and report any suspicious objects 8
or devices.
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As part of a team or as an individual, perform the 11 following:
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15 16 Recognize and report (without using a hand-held radio) o 17 any suspicious object that might be a sabotage device or 18 might conceal a sabotage device.
19 20 Clear and cordon off an appropriate area.
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ESCORT AND CONTROL VEHICLES 5
6 CONDITIONS:
Given a vehicle granted access to the Protected Area and the 7
requirement to escort and control the vehicle 8
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Perform the following:
10 11 Escort a vehicle and unsearched material / cargo (if any) o 12 to the on-site destination.
13 14 Secure the vehicle if required.
o 15 16 Search any previously unsearched cargo (if any) as it is
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PROTECTED AREA (PA)/ VITAL AREA (VA) ALARM RESPONSE 6
CONDITIONS:
GTven a position and a requirement to respond to the report 7
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Perform the following:
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15 16 o Notify Alarm Station of arrival.
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Assess the alarm area and report.
19 20 o Make proper notifications as needed.
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Various alarm types (TIMEOUT, DOOR OPEN, TAMPER, ADVISORY. etc.)
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6 CONDITIONS:
Given a position at a Vital Area (VA) access point and the 7
requirement to control personnel access into a VA.
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STANDARDS:
Perform the following:
10 It Ensure entrant is authorized unescorted PA/VA access.
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15 16 Log personnel in and out of a VA.
o 17 18 Make proper notifications as needed.
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CONDITIONS:
Given a position and a requirement to conduct a patrol by 7
foot or in a vehicle and provide surveillance of an area (s).
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Perform the following:
10 11 A Protected Area Patrol to include inspection of Security o
12 equipment located in the patrol area and any unauthorized 13 personnel or materials.
14 15 A Vital Area Patrol to include inspection of Security o
16 equipment located in the patrol area and any unauthorized 17 personnel or materials.
18 19 Make proper notifications as needed.
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PERFORM SECURITY EQUIPMENT TESTING AND INSPECTION 5
6 CONDITIONS:
Given appropriate test samples, devices, forms / logs and the 7
requirement to have properly trained and equipped Security i
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inspections.
10 11 STANDARDS:
Perform the following:
12 13 Identify various test samples and devices.
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Perform Field Test of a Perimeter Intrusion Detection 16 System (PIDS) Zone (to include associated CCTV 17 equipment).
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Perform Operational Test of a PIDS Zone (to include o
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Perform Operational Test of a Security Portal.
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Perform Operational Test of Security Communications 25 equipment.
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Perform Operational Tests of Search Area equipment to j
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29 30 o Properly record Test results.
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Describe PIDS Probability (30/30) Testing.
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Describe appropriate compensatory measures in the event 35 of unsatisfactory Test results.
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Make proper notifications if needed.
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CONDITIONS:
Given a position and a requirement to be a Response Team 7
Member.
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Perform the following:
10 11 Move to a point of contact or search for an adversary o
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15 Vital Area.
16 17 Describe proper fire discipline procedures.
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TO PREVENT UNAUTHORIZED ACTS 6
7 CONDITIONS:
Given situations where the use of force may be permitted, 8
use of force guidelines contained in the CR-3 Physical 9~
Security Plan, and the requirement to determine the amount to of force required to prevent unauthorized acts.
11 12 STANDARDS:
With regard to threat to property, threat to self and threat 13 to cthers, describe the following:
14 15 Determine whether the use of force is o
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17 18 The degree of force permitted o
19 20 Whether relocation is permitted.
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6 CONDITIONS:
Given a standard straight baton or other appropriate 7
intermediary weapon (s), and the requirement to perform 8
defensive combinations or holds, in a situation requiring
'9 submission of an assailant.
10 11 STANDARDS:
Perform the following:
12 13 Demonstrate proper use of the baton or other. intermediate o
14 weapon (s).
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CONDITION:
Given a position and a requirement to qualify with a hand gun.
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Perform the following:
9 10 o Fire a hand gun for qualification.
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14 o Fire a hand gun for night familiarization.
l 15 16 o Conduct maintenance and inspect a hand gun.
17 18 Note: The hand gun qualification course of fire will be in accordance with 19 an approved National Rifle Association (NRA) Proficiency Course.
The 20 course of fire is found in Chapter 3 of this Plan.
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QUALIFY WITH A SHOTGUN 5
6 CONDITION: Given a position and a requirement to qualify with a shotgun.
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STANDARDS:
Perform the following:
9 10 o Fire a shotgun for qualification.
11 12 o Fire a shotgun after exertion.
13 14 o Fire a shotgun for night familiarization.
15 16 o Conduct maintenance and inspect a shotgun.
17 18 Note: The shotgun qualification course of fire will be in accordance with 19 an approved National Rifle Association (NRA) Proficiency Course.
The 20 course of fire is found in Chapter 3 of this Plan.
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QUALIFY WITH A RIFLE 5
6 CONDITION: Given a position and a requirement to qualify with a rifle.
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Perform the following:
9 Fire a rifle for qualification.
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11 12 o Fire a rifle after exertion.
13 Fire a rifle for night familiarization.
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'15 16 o Conduct maintenance and inspect a rifle.
17 18 Note: The rifle qualification course of fire will be in accordance with an 19 apcroved National Rifle Association (NRA) Proficiency Course. The 20 course of fire is found in Chapter 3 of this Plan.
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CONDITIONS:
Give a position and a requirement to perform a physical 7
fitness test.
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Perform all of the following within a total of five (5) 10 minutes:
11 12 Climb up and down a twenty (20) foot ladder.
o 13 14 Drag 150 pounds ten (10) feet.
o 15 16 Carry forty (40) pounds fifteen (15) yards.
o 17 18 Climb up and down one (1) flight of stairs.
o 19 20 o Run 440 yards, o
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CONDITION:
Given a position of CAS/SAS Operator and a requirement to 7
operate the Plant Security Computer System (PSCS) and 8
respond to any condition.
(A PSCS simulator may be used).
9 to STANDARDS:
Perform the following:
11 12 o Monitor the PSCS.
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Perform or describe various database manipulations.
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16 Monitor and control Vital Area (VA) portals via the PSCS.
o 17 18 Monitor and operate the Perimeter Intrusion Detection and o
19 CCTV Systems.
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Describe actions during a "CAS Fails to Respond" 22 scenario.
23 24 Detect and respond to Security system (s) failures.
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6 CONDITIONS:
Given a fully operational Plant Security Computer System 7
(PSCS) console, an alarm indication, a Security Force 8
response, and the requirement to ensure that a response 9
assessment is timely and accurate.
(May be performed in 10 conjunction with TASK #25.)
11 12 STANDARDS:
Perform the following:
13 14 Direct an alarm response.
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6 CONDITIONS:
Given a position and a requirement to lead the Response 7
Team.
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Perform duties of a Response Team Leader in tactical 10 situations which may include:
11 12 Notify Security Force personnel and Plant management of o
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14 and appropriate Security response 15 16 Conduct a pre-deployment briefing.
o 17 18 Direct Tactical Response Team appropriate to the threat.
o 19 20 Interpose Response Officers between Vital Areas and the o
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22 23 Utilize tactical maneuvers, cover and concealment, as o
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25 26 Contain and/or isolate adversaries from Vital Areas until o
27 arrival of LLEA.
N 28 29 Maintain communications between Response Team Members and o
30 appropriate elements of Supervision.
31 32 Conduct after-action critique.
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9 3.1.1 Prior to firing assigned firearms for qualification, each 10 individual receives training in and must demonstrate knowledge 11 of:
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Mechanical assembly and disassembly of the firearm.
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Standing and kneeling firing positions.
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Range penetration capability of the firearm.
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Bullseye firing.
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Multiple target engagement.
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Firearm cleaning and storage.
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Safe firearm handling.
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Clearing, loading, unloading and reloading (malfunctions).
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Transition to an alternate weapon.
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When to draw and point a firearm.
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Rapid fire techniques.
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Close quarter firing.
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Cover and concealment techniques.
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Range Safety Rules.
40 41 3.2 DIM LIGHT AND STRESS FIRING 42 43 3.2.1 Armed members of the Security Force are instructed in Dim Light 44 Fire and Stress Fire techniques during initial firearms training 45 and on an annual basis thereafter.
Both are structured courses 46 of fire.
Dim Light Fire is conducted during the hours of 47 darkness and demonstrates the effects of dim light conditions on 48 marksmanship.
Stress Fire exercises are performed to demonstrate 49 the effects of physical stress on marksmanship.
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appropriate safety and environmental conditions.
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3.3 BEOUALIFICATLQN to 11 3.3.1 Armed members of the Security Force are requalified on their 12 assigned firearms at least once annually in accordance with the l
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Firearm Rounds Timing Position / Action Distance Target Smooth draw to one hand hip shooting position.
Fire 2 rounds in 4 seconds.
9mm 6
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Stay on target.
Upon command, holster 1-3 yds.
T-1 weapon.
B-27 REPEAT TWO (2) MORE TIMES Assume two hand low ready position.
Upon command, assume two hand high-point 9mm 6
2 sec.
position and fire 2 rounds in 2 seconds.
3 yds.
T-2 Stay on target. On command, return to B-27 low ready position.
REPEAT TWO (2) MORE TIMES Smooth draw to two hand high-point position.
Fire 2 rounds in 5 seconds, 9mm 8
5 sec.
Stay on target. On command, holster 7 yds.
T-1 weapon.
B-27 REPEAT THREE (3) MORE TIMES Smooth draw to two hand high-point position.
Fire 1 round on first target, 9mm 6
6 sec.
and 1 round in second target, in 6 7 yds.
T-1,T-2 seconds.
Stay on target. On command, B-27
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6 sec.
target, in 6 seconds. On command, return 7 yds.
T-1,T-2 to low ready.
Repeat step, second B-27 target. On command, holster weapon.
On command, smooth draw to two hand high-point and fire 3 rounds in first 9mm 12 45 target, 3 rounds in second target, 15 yds.
T-1,T-2 sec.
reload, fire 3 rounds in first target, 3 B-27 in second target in 45 seconds.
Reload and cover target. On command, holster weapon.
On command, move to cover, smooth draw to two hand high-point position and fire 3 9mm 6
20 rounds at first target, then fire 3 25 yds.
T-1,T-2 sec.
rounds at second target in 20 seconds.
B-27 On command, safety check and return to holster.
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kneeling position and fire 2 15 yds.
T-1, T-2 GAUGE rounds in T-2 in 30 seconds.
B-27 "00" While standing, assume cover, combat load and fire 2 rounds in 12 5
30 sec.
T-1, assume kneeling position and 25 yds.
T-1,T-2 GAUGE fire 3 rounds in T-2 in 30 B-27 "00 seconds.
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B-27 sec.
rounds at target two in 90 seconds.
Upon command, assume a kneeling position, fire 5 rounds at target T-1,T-2 AR-15 10 75 one, reload, and fire 5 more choice 50 yds.
B-27 sec.
rounds at target two in 75 seconds.
Upon command, fire 5 rounds at 75 target one, reload, fire 5 rounds T-1 AR-15 10 sec.
at target one in 75 seconds.
choice 50 yds.
B-27 Starting with magazine out and chamber empty, upon command, AR-15 10 75 assume cover, load rifle, fire 5 choice 50 yds.
T-2 sec.
rounds at target two, reload, fire B-27 5 more rounds at target two in 75 seconds.
Utilizing cover, fire 5 rounds at A
target one from strong side of T-1,T-2
(,j AR-15 10 75 cover, reload, fire 5 more rounds choice 50 yds.
B-27 sec.
at target two from weak side of cover in 75 seconds.
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FIREARM STAGE DISTANCE POSITION ROUNDS TARGET HANDGUN 1
7 Yards standing 6
B-27 SHOTGUN l1 l 25 Yards l kneeling l 4-12 gauge slugs l B-27 SEMI-1 50 Yards standing 5
B-27 AUTOMATIC RIFLE 3
NOTE:
STRESS COURSE WILL BE FIRED AFTER RUNNING 100 YARDS.
SCORING: ONE (1) HIT PER FIREARM.
NOTE: STRESS FIRE AND DIM LIGHT FIRE CAN BE PERFORMED SIMULTANEOUSLY.
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AUTOMATIC B-27 RIFLE 2
SCORING: ONE (1) HIT PER FIREARM.
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DIM LIGHT AND STRESS FIRE CAN BE PERFORMED SIMULTANEOUSLY.
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Security equipment appropriate to the individual's assigned 9
duties as described in the CR-3 Physical Security and Safeguards 10 Contingency Plans.
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Terns & Definitions 4
5 The following terns and definitions apply to the CR-3 Security Force
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Not less than once every twelve (12) month period.
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Crucial Task (s) - An act or series of acts performed by a member of 11 the Security Force that produces a product or an achievable result 12 crucial to the implementation of the CR-3 Physical Security or 13 Safeguards Contingency Plans.
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Dim Light - Lighting that reflects actual on-site night conditions at 16 a minimum of 0.2 foot-candles of illumination.
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Duty Position - Organizational elements within the Security 19 Department that denote a general statement of a group or series of 20 Tasks conducted within a single position.
Examples include the 21 Security Supervisors, Response Team Members, etc.
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Qualification -
Demonstrated successful performance of a given 24 Crucial Task by a member of the Security Force that meets the minimum 25 Standards and stated Conditions for that Task.
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Alarm Station Operator - A uniformed, armed member of the Security 28 Force fully trained and qualified to perform assigned duties in 29 accordance with the CR-3 Security Training and Qualification Plan 30 primarily involving operation of the Plant Security Computer System
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Security Officer - A uniformed, armed member of the Security Force, 34 fully trained and qualified to perform assigned duties in accordance 35 with the CR-3 Security Training and Qualification Plan to include 36 patrols, alarm response and assessment, and compensatory posting.
37 Security Officers may be referred to by one oy their functional 38 titles, such as Response Team Member.
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Standards - Those measurable and observable characteristics of a Task 41 that tell how well it is being, or has been, performed.
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Task and Duty Summary - A matrix comparing actual Duty positions to 44 Crucial Tasks.
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Watchperson - A uniformed, unarmed, member of the Security Force who 47 is trained and qualified to perform certain tasks in accordance with 48 the CR-3 Security Training and Qualification Plan that primarily 49 entail search and control of personnel, material, and vehicles 50 entering the Protected Area.
51 Task not requiring a firearm. Watchpersons may perform any Security 52 53 o
Security Supervisor - Directs the daily activities of the Security 54 Force.
Ensures that personnel assigned Security Tasks act in 55 accordance with approved Plans, Procedures, and Instructions.
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