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Section I > Duties
Members of the Security Department have a multitude of active duties that they have at their disposal.
Guarding
The Security Department is primarily responsible for guarding the Class-D Containment Zone; otherwise known as the CDC, and suppressing any attempts of Class-D riots. This will be where the Security Department will always be. While Guarding the Class-D Containment zone, there should always be a minimum of eight Security Department members stationed there at all times. Positioning on where to stand in the Class-D Containment zone is not fixed, but members should spread themselves out in an orderly fashion.
Members of the Security Department may not position themselves on any building roof inside of the CDC.
Authorized Personnel that enter outer Class-D Containment must have a Security escort before proceeding into the Class-D Containment Zone.
Security Cadets and are not allowed inside of the CDCZ unless authorized by Security Senior+, MTF Specialist+, or Lambda-7 Operative+ or Protocol Riot is occurring.
Operative+ of any MTF Task Force may also authorize Security Cadets for dire situations only. Security Senior+ may override it if needed.
GOC may also be authorized by Senior+
Security Cadets and GOC may only be authorized into the CDC if:
CDC is understaffed.
During emergency protocol.
General assistance is required in the CDC
GOC can only be authorized after Cadets have been or deemed necessary by MTF, SRU, MP or BSD Command.
Authorizing Cadets takes priority over GOC.
Members of the Security Department may only position themselves during normal protocol:
Guard Line
Testing Line
Infirmary Line
Members of the Security Department may not use their fists as warnings for the Class-D Solitary & Termination Criteria.
SD Security Senior+ have the authority to recall all Base SD who are in positions outside of CDC into the CDC to reinforce it. MP and SRU are exempt from this and follow their own guidelines or discretion.
Security Cadets are authed as long as a Security Senior+ deems necessary.
Security Cadets are required to station themselves either in the Trams Stations or Clean Rooms. They may also guard S.H.U.
Other Security Department members can station themselves there if the CDC is stable.
Site Patrolling
Once the Class-D containment zone has been staffed with a ratio of at least 1 SD to every 3 Class-Ds, Security Department personnel may begin patrolling the site in search of any hostile threats or escaped Class-D personnel.
While members of the Security Department are free to patrol mostly all areas, the same restrictions as listed in On-Site Guidelines still apply. When patrolling, members of the Security Department are subject to the authority of the bodies responsible for the general safety of the area. The authority for each zone is laid out below;
Containment Zones- Eta-9 “Wardens”
Administration Wing - Military Police / (Delta-1 "Gatekeepers" during AD Event)
Class-D Containment Zone - Security Response Unit
Civil Sector - Military Police
*Exceptions to this authority include: Delta-1 “Gatekeepers” Guarding a VIP in the zone.
Security Department personnel are still expected to follow the chain of command, regardless of area.
While patrolling, Security Department personnel are expected to not be idling for extended periods of time, instead they should be patrolling key areas or vantage points around the area.
Escorting
The Security Department is responsible for escorting tests, check-ups, interviews and Janitorial Escorts. During all escorts, SD of any rank cannot disobey the 1:2 rule or attempt to replace ethical Security members who copied the test.
Security Cadets are not allowed to escort tests
Security Junior+ are allowed to escort tests in the Cleanrooms, LCZ and MCZ without supervision.
For escorting to be allowed, a Security Guard+ is needed to deem the CDC stable enough. Members ranking higher than the individual and SRU Agents are allowed to veto the call and say that CDC is unstable.
All tests must be copied to unless any of the following are true:
There is an active riot, breach, raid, lethal gas, or blackout.
The CDCZ is understaffed OR the SD required for the test would cause the CDC to be understaffed in relation to the amount of Class-Ds.
The CDCZ is unstable to the point where grabbing Class-Ds is impossible.
While escorting you are NOT to leave the Class-Ds unattended at any point during the test.
When a Foundation Staff requests for a certain amount of Class-D and Security; respond with “Copy.” to acknowledge the request (ScD must request a 1:2 ratio, 1 SD to 2 CD).
Park your vehicle into the CDCZ Parking Zone
Retrieve Class-Ds from the testing line and disarm them before the checkpoint.
Security must obtain their Class-Ds from the Testing Line, located next to the Infirmary Line.
Security must always prioritize regular Class-D from SC’d Class-D
Security should prioritize those higher on the testing queue unless they are not present at the guard line.
Instruct CDs to enter the transfer gates zone.
Security Personnel Escorts should man the transfer gates rather than entering with the Class-Ds.
Play the transfer gate brief video and wait for Class-D to respond to it. If they say no after the transfer gate brief video ends, you bring them back to the CDCZ.
The video may NOT be used outside of event escorting; whether this be a janitorial escort or test escort.
Open the transfer gate after approval and cuff Class-Ds into the backseat of your Car.
Exit the CDCZ Sector
Meet with the host who has requested and start escorting towards either the events location.
The testing hierarchy is as follows:
Security Department > Military Police > Security Response Unit > Lambda-7
Should a unit of a higher priority be unable to escort an event, the next highest group will be responsible for escorting the event.
After going to the Cleanrooms
Head towards the cleanroom airlock.
Wait for MP to verify that the test solidified.
MP will prepare any SCPs needed for the test.
MP will lead the test to the proper testing location.
Once the test has finished, MP will confirm all personnel are safe to return to previous activities.
MP will return the SCP used in testing back to the loading bay.
Security will escort any Class-D remaining back to the CDC.
If Military Police are not present at the CR checkpoint, the scientist should request, if they do not respond Base SD will take over.
If going to the LCZ or MCZ
Wait for MP to brief the Class-D at the Pit Checkpoint before proceeding.
If entering MCZ, you must wait at the MCZ checkpoint afterwards for Eta-9 before proceeding.
Once you have gone to the desired containment chamber you will hold the Class-D outside of the Containment Chamber
Security will station themselves in the control room outside the entrance to the chamber and will open the door when requested.
Once all CDs have been reported inside the containment chamber successfully you will proceed back to the overlook.
After a test concludes, all Class-D who are physically unharmed will be sent back to Class-D Containment.
If Eta-9 are not present at the checkpoint, request in radio and wait. No test in the Medium Containment Zone can go ahead without Eta-9 being present.
Example Briefs:
Cleanrooms Brief Example:
By passing this checkpoint, you agree to the following conditions:
Listen up as I will only say this once!
From this point onwards you are now under the authority of the Security Department.
You agree to be stripped of all weaponry prior to entry into the Cleanrooms.
You agree to abide by any and all orders issued by escorting Military Police personnel.
Test subjects who ignore given orders will be terminated after one verbal warning.
Do all test participants agree to these conditions?
Interviews/On-Site Tours
Different departments will have the opportunity to conduct either interviews or on-site tours with Class-Ds in either the CDCZ or in designated locations. The Ethics Committee and Department of External Affairs will be the only department at this moment in time that can conduct either. The process for these will still be the same as if it were a test, security will escort the Class-Ds while following the Committee members and return the Class-Ds once the event has concluded.
Medical Checkup Escort
The Security Department will be responsible for escorting Class-Ds for a check-up, It should be known that Class-Ds have the right to a check-up and cannot be denied unless alarms are sounding or the CDCZ is understaffed.
Area restrictions apply. Security Personnel should only escort Class-Ds to the Medbay in the civil sector for Checkups only.
If you are only bringing a Class-D to physically heal them, you can immediately bring them to the Medical Outpost in Outer CDCZ, no brief required.
Class-Ds who intentionally harm themselves don’t need to be taken to be physically healed.
Checkups will follow a 1:1 (CD to SD) ratio. Only a maximum of 1 Class-D may be taken for each Checkup(exceptions may apply).
For the transfer gates use the usually briefing video
Same regulations apply to mass checkups, although mass checkups will follow a 2:1 (CD to SD) ratio.
Additionally, the Medical Department can request for Class-D volunteers at the Medical Bay located outside of the inner Class-D Containment Zone. Security Department personnel should brief Class-Ds as normal and escort them to the requesting Medical Department member. Security Department personnel are permitted to leave the Class-D if there is a Military Police actively stationed at the Medical Bay. Only One Security Department member is required to be stationed there if CD's are present.
Maintaining Points of Interest
The site as a whole requires a consistent combative presence to ensure smooth operations. Across the site, Security Personnel can find things such as Reception Desks, Checkpoints, and Booths to station at if they so choose. There is no specific hierarchy to these duties, and Security Personnel may take any of these positions if they choose, however it is advised that they split themselves up evenly.
Cleanrooms/Logistics Duty
Reception Duty
Any rank, including Security Cadet, may take up these duties if they so choose.
Reception Duty involves the stationing of SD across the various reception counters found around the site. Security Personnel can find these counters throughout the site with key areas being the Class-D Containment Zone and the Civil sector. While conducting this duty you are to watchout for any hostiles that may come across the area as well as help the community from things such as directions to areas and how to do a certain task. It is your duty as a Security Department member to help them to the best of your ability.
Security Personnel may perform this duty if:
The CDC is considered stable and staffed.
Cleanrooms involves the stationing of SD at the Hamilton Office Complex's Cleanrooms. This area can currently be found in the Civil Sector. Security Personnel may enter Loading Bay freely while performing this duty. Chambers must have valid reasoning to do so.
Security Personnel may perform this duty if:
The CDC is considered stable and staffed.
There is no MP currently stationed there.
There is need for a constant presence within Cleanrooms (High number of hostiles, High number of tests, etc.).
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