XYZ Port Facility Maritime Security Drill

1. XYZ Port FacilityMaritime Security Drill Participants’ Briefing date

2. Vehicle delivering ship stores without proper documents Materials Handling – Ship Stores Drill D331

3. Scope • Review of the previous drill • Date, time, location • General objective • Specific objectives • Required attainments • Controllers • Participants • Scenario • Port Facility security instructions • Communications • Safety • Debrief • Update on the ISPS Code/local regulations • Developments in maritime security

4. Review of Previous Port Facility Drill no. 4/07 • Date conducted: • Objectives: • Lessons Learnt:

5. Drill number: 1/08 Date: Start Time: Location: Estimated End Time:

6. General Objective To practice security staff in the screening of the documentation for ship stores entering the Port Facility

7. Specific Objectives • To practice the application of documentation control for ship stores entering the Port Facility • To practice security staff in the conduct of checks on vehicles entering the Port Facility • To enhance the security awareness of threats to the Port Facility • Meet or better the specified compliance benchmark for this drill

8. Required Attainments • Security staff will be able to: • Apply the procedures for the screening of vehicles entering the Port Facility • Check the documentation for ship stores entering the Port Facility • Detect anomalies in the documentation of ship stores

9. Control Team • Chief Controller: PFSO, Mr. AAA

10. Participants

11. Scenario • Stores delivered to a ship at a Port Facility should undergo several security checks • Security checks should be performed efficiently to expedite the ship stores handling process • Port Facility security staff are expected to verify the documentation for ship stores

12. Port Facility Security Instructions

13. Communications • Telephone • Walkie-Talkie • Mobile phone – please exchange mobile numbers by xxxx hrs.

14. Code words

15. Safety • Physical safety of personnel is paramount • There is to be no physical contact between participants and controllers acting as intruders, etc. • Security staff are not to use abusive language when talking to controllers acting as “intruders” • Do not neglect the safety of equipment

16. Debrief • Location: • Secretary: • Attendance

17. Updates on the ISPS Code and • local Regulations

18. Developments in Maritime Security

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