Sheet1SHIP SECURITY LEVELSECURITY LEVEL 1 MEANS THE LEVEL FOR WHICH MINIMUM APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVESECURITY MEASURES SHALL BE MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMESSECURITY LEVEL 2 MEANS THE LEVEL FOR WHICH APPROPRIATE PROTECTIVESECURITY MEASURES SHALL BE MAINTAINED FOR A PERIOD OF TIME AS ARESULT OF HIGHTENED RISK OF A SECURITY INCIDENT.SECURITY LEVEL 3 MEANS THE LEVEL FOR WHICH FURTHER SPECIFICPROTECTIVE SECURITY MEASURES SHALL BE MAINTAINED FOR A LIMMITEDPERIOD OF TIME WHEN A SECURITY INCIDENT IF PROBABLE OR IMMINENT,ALTHOGH IT MAY NOT BE POSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY THE SPECIFIC TARGET.ACTIVITIES SHALL BE CARRIED OUTSECUTIRY LEVEL 11.ENSURING THE PERFOMANCE OF ALL SHIP SECURITY DUTIES.2.CONTROLLING ACCESS TO THE SHIP3.CONTROLLING THE EMBARKATION OF PERSON AND THEIR EFFECTS4.MONITORING RESTRICTED AREAS TO ENSURE THAT ONLY AUTHORIZED PERSONS HAVEACCESS.5.MONITORING OF DECK AREAS AND AREAS SURROUNDING THE SHIP6.SUPERVISING THE HANDLING OF CARGO AND SHIP STORES7.ENSURE THAT SECURITY COMMUNICATION IS READILY AVAILABLE.(SEE YOURS PERSONAL DUTIES AT THIS LEVEL)SECUTIRY LEVEL 2ACTIONS AT SECURITY LEVEL 1 + ADDITIONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES,SPECIFIED INTHE SHIP SECURITY PLAN (SEE YOURS PERSONAL DUTIES AT THIS LEVEL)SECUTIRY LEVEL 3FURTHER SPECIFIC PROTECTIVE MEASURES,SPECIFRIED IN THE SHIP SECURITY PLANSHALL BE IMPLEMENTED(SEE YOURS PERSONAL DUTIES AT THIS LEVEL)

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Sheet2ACTIVITIES SHALL BE CARRIED OUTSECUTIRY LEVEL 11.ENSURING THE PERFOMANCE OF ALL SHIP SECURITY DUTIES.2.CONTROLLING ACCESS TO THE SHIP3.CONTROLLING THE EMBARKATION OF PERSON AND THEIR EFFECTS4.MONITORING RESTRICTED AREAS TO ENSURE THAT ONLY AUTHORIZED PERSONS HAVEACCESS.5.MONITORING OF DECK AREAS AND AREAS SURROUNDING THE SHIP6.SUPERVISING THE HANDLING OF CARGO AND SHIP STORES7.ENSURE THAT SECURITY COMMUNICATION IS READILY AVAILABLE.(SEE YOURS PERSONAL DUTIES AT THIS LEVEL)SECUTIRY LEVEL 2ACTIONS AT SECURITY LEVEL 1 + ADDITIONAL PROTECTIVE MEASURES,SPECIFIED INTHE SHIP SECURITY PLAN (SEE YOURS PERSONAL DUTIES AT THIS LEVEL)SECUTIRY LEVEL 3FURTHER SPECIFIC PROTECTIVE MEASURES,SPECIFRIED IN THE SHIP SECURITY PLANSHALL BE IMPLEMENTED(SEE YOURS PERSONAL DUTIES AT THIS LEVEL)

MONITORMONITORING THE SHIP'S SECURITYSECUTIRY LEVEL 1SECUTIRY LEVEL 1SECUTIRY LEVEL 11.THE SHIP PERSONAL SHOULD BE ABLE TO DETECT ACTIVITIES BEYOND THE SHIPON BOTH THE SHORE SIDE AND THE WATER SIDE2.COVERAGE SHOULD INCLUDE THE AREA ON AND AROUND THE SHIP3.COVERAGE SHOULD FACILITATE PERSONNEL IDENTIFICATION AT ACCESS POINTS4.COVERAGE MAY BE PROVIDED THROUGH CO-ORDINATION WITH THE PORT FACILITYSECUTIRY LEVEL 2SECUTIRY LEVEL 2SECUTIRY LEVEL 21.INCREASING THE FREQUENCY AND DETAIL OF SECURITY PATROLS2.INCREASING THE COVERAGE AND INTENSITY OF LIGHTING OR USE OF SECURITY ANDSURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT3.ASSIGNING ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL AS SECURITY LOOK-OUTS4.ENSURING CO-ORDINATION WITH WATER-SIDE BOAT PATROLS,AND FOOT ORVEHICLE PATROLS ON THE SHORE SIDE WHEN PROVIDED .SECUTIRY LEVEL 3SECUTIRY LEVEL 3SECUTIRY LEVEL 31.SWITCHING ON OF ALL LIGHTING ON,OR ILLUMINATING THE VICINITY OF,THE SHIP2.SWITCHING ON OF ALL ON-BOARD SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT CAPABLE OF RECORDINGACTIVITIES ON,OR IN THE VICINITYOF,THE SHIP.3.MAXIMIZING THE LENGTH OF TIME SUCH SURVEILLANCEEQUIPMENT CAN CONTINUE TORECORD.4.PREPARATION FOR UNDERWATER INSPECTION OF THE HULL OF THE SHIP5.INITIATION OF MEASURES,INCLUDING THE SLOW REVOLUTION OF THE SHIP'SPROPELLERS,IF PRACTICABLE,TO DETER UNDERWATER ACCESS TO THE HULL OF THESHIP.

ACCESSRESTRICTED AREA ON THE SHIPSECUTIRY LEVEL 1SECUTIRY LEVEL 1SECUTIRY LEVEL 11.LOCKING OR SECURING ACCESS POINTS2.USING SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT TO MONITOR THE AREAS3.USING GUARDS OR PATROLS4.USING AUTOMATIC INTRUSION-DETECTION DEVICES TO ALERT THE SHIP'S PERSONNEL OFUNAUTHORIZED ACCESS.SECUTIRY LEVEL 2SECUTIRY LEVEL 2SECUTIRY LEVEL 21.ESTABLISHING RESTRICTED AREAS ADJACENT TO ACCESS POINTS2.CONTINUOUSLY MONITORING SURVEILLANCE EQUIPMENT3.DEDICATING ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL TO GUARD AND PATROL RESTRICTED AREASSECUTIRY LEVEL 3SECUTIRY LEVEL 3SECUTIRY LEVEL 31.SETTING UP OF ADDITIONAL RESTRICTED AREAS ON THE SHIP IN PROXIMITY TO THE SECURITYINCIDENT,OR THE BELIEVED LOCATION OF THE SECURITY THREAT,TO WHICH ACCESS IS DENIED2.SEARCHING OF RESTRICTED AREAS AS PART AF SEARCH OF THE SHIP.DELIVERY OF SHIP'S STORESSECUTIRY LEVEL 1SECUTIRY LEVEL 1SECUTIRY LEVEL 11.ENSURE CHECKING OF SHIP'S STORES AND PACKAGE INTEGRITY2.PREVENT SHIP'S STORES FROM BEING ACCEPTED WITHOUT INSPECTION3.PREVENT TAMPERING4.PREVENT SHIP'S STORES FROM BEING ACCEPTED UNLESS ORDERED.5.CHECKING TO ENSURE STORES MATCH THE ORDER PRIOR TO BEING LOADED ONBOARD6.ENSURING IMMEDIATE SECURE STOWAGE OF SHIP'S STORESSECUTIRY LEVEL 2SECUTIRY LEVEL 2SECUTIRY LEVEL 21.EXERCISING CHECKS PRIOR TO RECEIVING STORES ON BOARD AND INTENSIFYING INSPECTIONS.SECUTIRY LEVEL 3SECUTIRY LEVEL 3SECUTIRY LEVEL 31.SUJECTING SHIP'S STORES TO MORE EXTENSIVE CHECKING2.PREPARATION FOR RESTRICTION OR SUSPENSION OF HANDLING OF SHIP'S STORES3.REFUSAL TO ACCEPT SHIP'S STORES ON BOARD THE SHIP.

ACCESACCESS TO THE SHIPSECUTIRY LEVEL 1SECUTIRY LEVEL 1SECUTIRY LEVEL 11.CHECKING THE IDENTITY OF ALL PERSONS SEEKING TO BOARD THE SHIP ANDCONFIRMING THEIR REASONS FOR DOING SO BY CHECKING,FOR EXAMPLE,JOININGINSTRUCTIONS,BOARDING PASSES,WORK ORDERS.ETC.2.IN LIAISON WITH THE PORT FACILITY,THE SHIP SHOULD ENSURE THAT DESIGNATEDSECURE AREAS ARE ESTABLISHED IN WHICH INSPECTONS AND SEARCHING OF PERSONBAGGAGE(INCLUDING CARRY-ON ITEMS),PERSONAL EFFECTS AND THEIR CONTENTS CANTAKE PLACE.3.SEGREGATING CHECKING PERSONS AND THEIR PERSONAL EFFECTS FROM UNCHECKEDPERSONS AND THEIR PERSONAL EFFECTS.4.SEGREGATING EMBARKING FROM DISEMBARKING VISITORS5.IDENTIFYING ACCESS POINTS THAT SHOULD BE SECURED OR ATTENDED TO PREVENTUNAUTHORIZED ACCESS.6.SECURING BY LOCKING OR OTHER MEANS,ACCESS TO UNATTENDED SPACESADJOINING AREAS TO WHICH VISITORS HAVE ACCESS7.PROVIDING SECURITY BRIEFINGS TO ALL SHIP PERSONNEL ON POSSIBLE THREATS THEPROCEDURES FOR REPORTING SUSPICIOUS PERSONS,OBJECTS OR ACTIVITIES ANDTHE NEED FOR VIGILANCE.SECUTIRY LEVEL 2SECUTIRY LEVEL 2SECUTIRY LEVEL 21.ASSIGNING ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL TO PATROL DECK AREAS DURING SILENT HOURS TODETER UNATHORIZED ACCESS.2.LIMMITING THE NUMBER OF ACCESS POINTS TO THE SHIP,IDENTIFYING THOSE TO BE CLOSEDAND THE MEANS OF ADEQUATELY SECURING THEM3.DETERRING WATERSIDE ACCESS TO THE SHIP,INCLUDING,FOR EXAMPLE,IN LIAISON WITH THEPORT FACILITY,PROVISIONS OF BOAT PATROL.4.ESTABLISHING A RESTRICTED AREA ON THE SHORE SIDE OF THE SHIP IN CLOSE CO-OPERATIONWITH THE PORT FICILITY.5.INCREASING THE FREQUENCY AND DETAIL OF SEARCHES OF PERSONS,PERSONAL EFFECTSAND OTHERS ITEMS.6.ESCORTING VISITORS ON THE SHIP.7.EDITIONAL SECURITY BRIEFINGS TO ALL SHIP PERSONNEL8.CARRYING OUT A FULL OR PARTIAL SEARCH OF THE SHIP.SECUTIRY LEVEL 3SECUTIRY LEVEL 3SECUTIRY LEVEL 31.LIMITING ACCESS TO A SINGLE,CONTROLLED,ACCESS POINT.2.GRANTING ACCESS ONLY TO THOSE RESPONDING TO THE SECURITY INCIDENT OR THREATTHEREOF3.DIRECTING PERSONS ON BOARD4.SUSPENSION OF EMBARKATION OR DISEMBARKATION5.SUSPENSION OF CARGO HANDLING OPERATIONS,DELIVERIES6.EVACUATION OF THE SHIP7.MOVEMENT OF THE SHIP8.PREPARING FOR A FULL OR PARTIAL SEARCH OF THE SHIP.