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    The document outlines the security organization and procedures for a ship. It describes the roles of the Company Security Officer, Master, and Ship Security Officer. It also discusses security levels, increasing security levels in response to threats, access control procedures that vary by security level, and restricting access to authorized personnel only in certain areas.

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    ISPS DRILL - Raising Security Level

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    The document outlines the security organization and procedures for a ship. It describes the roles of the Company Security Officer, Master, and Ship Security Officer. It also discusses security levels, increasing security levels in response to threats, access control procedures that vary by security level, and restricting access to authorized personnel only in certain areas.

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    ISPS DRILL - Raising Security Level

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    The document outlines the security organization and procedures for a ship. It describes the roles of the Company Security Officer, Master, and Ship Security Officer. It also discusses security levels, increasing security levels in response to threats, access control procedures that vary by security level, and restricting access to authorized personnel only in certain areas.

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    International

    Ship

    Port Facility

    Security
    SECURITY
    SAFETY
    SECURITY ORGANIZATION

     CSO: Company Security Officer is in charge of the


    development, mantainance and revew of all
    Company security policies. Is the one to whom we
    must inform in case of breach of security.
     MASTER: Maximum authority on board and to
    whom the SSO must report all facts.
     SSO: Ship Security Officer. In charge of implement
    and check the security measures onboard.
     Ship Security Squad: Ship crew. Must report SSO
    and/or Master in case of any breach of security
    DAN SABIA SECURITY ORGANIZATION MAP

    CSO Dept CSO


    Cap Hilmar Lund-Andersen Sven Egil Sørland

    Master
    Torben Echers

    SSO Dept. SSO


    Suzan Figueiredo C/O Michael

    Chief Engineer Deck Officers


    All technical and Main deck / accomodation / gangway /
    Engine Spaces watchkeeping

    Ship Security Squad


    Ship crew related to working area
    Security levels:

     Level 1: Normal level of security. Means the


    minimum requirements to be followed all the
    times.
     Level 2: Aditional measures must be taken,
    when the vessel is under suspicious of breach
    of security.
     Level 3: Higher level of security. When the
    vessel is under attach or real situartion of
    breach of security.
    Increasing security level:

    • If there is a security threat, the ship will be at security level 2 or


    3 as adviced by the Flag State or by the Contracting
    Government of the Port Facility

    • If the ship is a security level 1 and the Master or SSO considers


    that a security threat exists, he shall take appropriate actions to
    reduce the threat and inform the Company, Flag State, the
    Contracting Government and the Port facilitu about the threat.
    Also SSO must conduct a security briefing to all crew . All
    personnel involved in the security organization to assembled,
    informed and instructed.

    • The vessel must be always on the same security level as the Port
    facility or higher.
    Time to raise level

     Level 1 to Level 2: Within 1 hour, maximum 2


    hours
     Level 2 to Level 3: Within 3 hours, maximum 4
    hours
    Locking List
    Codes for doors
    Boarding Control in differents security levels:
    Access Control
    • Level 1: Verify reason personnel are embarking. Postively
    identify crewmembers, passengers, vendors, and other
    personnel prior to each embarkation by showing a recognized
    ID card.
    • Level 2 and 3: Security briefings must be carried out. Assign
    personnel to guard designated inspection areas. Limit entry to
    business related personnel, which is approved by Master or
    SSO. Escort all service providers or other personnel needed
    aboard to provide essential services to the vessel.
    Random Searching:
    • Level 1: Random controls – 5%
    • Level 2: 50% of all boarding shall be controlled
    • Level 3: Boarding of the ship is only at SSO or Master
    discretion in cooperation with CSO and PFSO. Control and
    inspection shall be 100%
    Master and SSO will inform who is authorized to stay on
    each area.
    All other personnel access is under Master authorization
    only.
    All the restricted areas must be locked or manned and the
    key acess for authorized personnel only.

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