Section
5. Coordination
20-5-1. COORDINATION
Coordinate
through verbal
and automated
methods. When
available, use
tools that
permit common
situational
awareness.
20-5-2. COMMUNICATION
AND
DOCUMENTATION
a. When
time and
mission
requirements
permit,
utilize
communication
techniques
that emphasize
consensus
decision
making.
b. In a
tactical
situation,
verbal
communication
will be
sufficient for
the exercising
of the
authority
within this
section.
c. The
NAS Daily
Security
Report will be
maintained by
an ATSC and
will be
utilized to
record any
verbal
decisions and
operational
security
matters within
the NAS.
20-5-3. RESPONSIBILITIES
a. System
Operations
Security must:
1. Coordinate
with all
facilities
affected by a
pending or
recurring
security
measure.
2. Ensure
interagency
coordination
regarding any
security
measure within
the NAS.
3. Facilitate
coordination
between
defense/security
forces and air
traffic
facilities.
4. Initiate
inquiries
regarding ATC
involvement in
security
infractions.
b. Field
facilities
must:
1. Communicate
and coordinate
with System
Operations
Security and
external
agencies
regarding
security
measures and
associated
operations in
the NAS.
2. Report
aviation
security
incidents in a
timely manner.
3. Utilize
the DEN for
the
communication
of potential
security
related
issues.
4. Ensure
compliance
with Agency
security
policies and
tactical
decisions.
5. Remain
responsible
for the safety
of air traffic
while
achieving
compliance
with security
initiatives.
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