XYZ Port Facility Maritime Security Drill

1. XYZ Port FacilityMaritime Security Drill Briefing for Players date

2. Vehicle Delivering Cargo without Proper Seal Material Handling – Cargo Drill D322

3. Scope • Review of the previous drill • Date, time, location • Aim • Objectives • Desired outcomes • Controllers • Players • 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. X/XX • Date conducted: • Objectives: • Lessons Learnt:

5. Drill number: X/XX Date: Start Time: Location: Estimated End Time:

6. Aim To enhance the proficiency of security staff in checking cargo and documentation for delivery into the port facility.

7. Objectives • Security staff expected to screen the cargo and vehicle according to procedures in the PFSP.

8. Desired outcomes • Security staff will be able to: • Properly screen vehicle entering the port facility. • Detect anomalies in cargo security.

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

10. Players • Security staff

11. Scenario • Two tractors pulling a semi-trailer with steel ISO shipping containers have been targeted by smugglers en-route to the Port Facility. The drivers were kidnapped and substituted by gang members. The smugglers loaded contraband in the shipping containers but did not have the proper seals to secure the containers

12. Port Facility Security Instructions

13. Communications • Telephone • Walkie-Talkie • Players – Ch YY

14. Code words

15. Safety • Physical safety of personnel is paramount • There is to be no physical contact between players 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

19. Any questions ?