PSO PSO Access Control and Security Screening 3

Question 1

Which color-coded threat level system is commonly referenced in federal protective service environments?

Accepted Answer

Homeland Security Advisory System (HSAS)

Answer

OSHA Hazard Color Code

Answer

NFPA Fire Rating Scale

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DEA Drug Schedule Classifications

Question 2

A PSO discovers that an access door has been propped open with a brick. The correct response is to:

Accepted Answer

Remove the brick, secure the door, document the incident, and notify a supervisor

Answer

Leave it open to allow employees to enter more easily

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Place a note on the door reminding staff not to prop it

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Report the issue at the end of the shift

Question 3

What information is typically required on a visitor badge issued at a secured facility?

Accepted Answer

Visitor's name, date, authorized area, and escort information

Answer

Visitor's home address and phone number

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Visitor's social security number

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Visitor's vehicle license plate number only

Question 4

Under the principle of 'least privilege' in access control, employees are granted:

Accepted Answer

Only the minimum access necessary to perform their job duties

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The highest level of access to improve productivity

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Access to all areas during an emergency

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Access equal to their supervisor's level

Question 5

When a person's access credentials are revoked, the PSO checkpoint should be notified:

Accepted Answer

Immediately, so access is denied without delay

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At the end of the business day

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Only if the person attempts to enter

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After a 48-hour grace period

Question 6

Which of the following best describes a 'man-trap' (or airlock) in access control?

Accepted Answer

A two-door entry system where the first door must close before the second opens, preventing tailgating

Answer

A locked room used to detain suspects

Answer

A sensor that detects unauthorized metal objects

Answer

A camera system that records all entry attempts