CT1 Flashcards
What is the primary role of security at Comanche Peak?
- To prevent the theft of special nuclear materials and prevent radiological sabotage.
Why is it important to protect safeguards information?
- Because it contains proprietary information about safe operation and security of the plant.
- Because is contains “sensitive” information about safe operation and security of the plant.
Identify proper markings of safeguards information.
- Red border around the page
- Stamped safeguards - top and bottom
You are assigned to post 12 and an individual requests to remove safeguards material from the post. What steps must be taken prior to removal?
- Verify the individual has authorization to access and remove the safeguards.
- (Notify SSS/Verify the individual is on the safeguards room list)
What steps do you perform if you find unattended safeguards?
- Secure the information
- Notify CAS/SAS or SSS
- SSS (first notification)
Where can safeguards be stored?
- Authorized storage locations (CAS/SAS, Post 12, SGI Room)
- In an approved SGI cabinet room with approved lock
Identify the role of an armed responder.
- Performing duties that are required by security instructions and procedures.
- To respond to threats against the facility as described in the CSP.
Identify the role of a CAS/SAS operator.
- Responsible for monitoring/operating the security system.
- Maintaining radio communications and performing emergency notifications as necessary.
- Ensuring effective compensatory measures are in place for failed equipment.
Identify the role of the RFL.
- Responsible for directing the response team members in implementing the protective strategy.
Identify the role of the SSS.
- Responsible for ensuring all requirements within the CSP are continually met.
You are assigned to a security post. Verbalize what you would “pass on” to your relief.
- Verify oncoming officer has all required equipment.
- Post specific information.
- Possible compensatory duties.
- Possible safety hazards.
How do you verify security key inventory when assigned to Final Access Control?
- Verify keys in cabinet are accurate with keys assigned to that post.
When does the entire shift account for all security equipment?
- At the beginning of shift.
What accounts for the arms room inventory?
- CSO (arms room attendant)
How is the equipment in the gun safes accounted for?
- SSS, RCA, and Turbine patrols verify tamper seals.
Who accounts for contingency equipment?
- Officer assigned to the post.
When assuming post what items are you checking?
- Inspect post for deficiencies and cleanliness.
- Inspect post assigned firearms and ammunition.
- Inspect post equipment. (Body armor, gas mask)
- Inspect and verify that carry straps are attached to ammo pouches in BRE‘s and in Post 12.
- Verify clear line of sight by checking through gun ports.
What two ways are keys recorded when issued?
- Manual (key log)
- Electronic (CAS/SAS computer entry)
An event occurs that could be loggable or reportable. What actions did you take?
- Notify CAS/SAS or SSS
- Document (statement SFR/IR)
An individual with access to security keys and/or access to SGI combinations is terminated unfavorably. Verbalize the actions that are taken.
- CAS/SAS Terminates an individual in the security system via notification.
- SOS directs Test Personnel to change/rotate key cores and SGI Combinations within the required timeframe.
Verbalize:
During a site emergency: Explain the required duties for the following positions:
Security officers
Mobile Patrols
If you are assigned as the EOF officer, what are your duties?
- Assist with evacuations, Observe and report.
- Perform Sweeps
- Report to NOSF / EOF to control access.
