RG 5.43-75 相关标准章节.docxVIP

Publication Date: 1/1/75  Pages: 5  Date Entered: 2/23/84  Title: PLANT SECURITY FORCE DUTIES  January 1975  U.S. ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION  REGULATORY GUIDE  DIRECTORATE OF REGULATORY STANDARDS  REGULATORY GUIDE 5.43  PLANT SECURITY FORCE DUTIES A. INTRODUCTION  Paragraph (a)(3) of Section 73.50 of 10 CFR Part 73 Physical  Protection of Plants and Materials, requires certain licensees to  maintain and follow written security procedures that document the  structure of the licensees security organization and that detail those  duties of guards, watchmen, and other individuals responsible for  security required by 10 CFR Part 73. This guide provides criteria  acceptable to the Regulatory staff relative to the organization of the  plant security force and duties of guards, watchmen, and other  individuals responsible for security. B. DISCUSSION  In development of the plant security plan, the objective is to  establish a security program compatible with health and safety  considerations and compatible with efficient operation of the plant. An  organized security force with a clearly designated chain of command is  an effective means of implementing that program. Assignment of detailed  responsibilities and duties addressing a variety of routine and  emergency situations to each member of the security force will enable  the security force to function effectively and provide the level of  protection sought. 1. Plant Security Organization  In order to achieve an effective security organization, it is  important to have clearly designated management responsibilities that  follow a logical chain of command. Accordingly, charging an individual  in upper management with overall responsibility for security policy at  the plant will facilitate establishment of an effective security  organization.  Reporting directly to the upper management ind