SCT EEIP Handover Takeover

What does EEIP Stand for?

• Extremely Evidenced Inspection Protocol

• Exploitation Evidence & Intelligence Package

• Exploited Explosive Improvised Packup

• Evidence Examination & Intelligence Process

3 Types of SCT Mission?

(a)  

A SCT EEIP is too large to fit in an IATA approved container, you have packed it into suitable container that protects it from impact and leaks.

What special paperwork do you need, to legally be able to courier this non-IATA approved package?

• Start state

• IATA Dangerous Goods Paperwork

• Special Air Movements Waiver

• SCT Mission Report

What Type of SCT Mission requires as a minimum, a 4 man team?

• X

• Y

• U

• Z

Which Type of SCT Mission may or will need a Decon line establishing?

• All Types

• Type X + Y

• Type Y + Z

• Type Z

What does CoC stand for in relation to SCT?

(a)  

Name the level of assurance that is missing:

Level 1 Strategic Assurance

Level 2 Criminal Indictment

Level 3 (a)  

Level 4 Ongoing Situational Awareness

What does DOMEX stand for?

*Hint: Think about paperwork and electronic storage*

(a)  

What does FFE stand for?

• Follow-on Forces Egress

• Fuel, Flammables and Explosives

• FIber Filled Explosives

• Free From Explosives

The EEIP is only in a Primary Container, what needs to be conducted?

• Type X, 2 man, HO/TO, CoC

• Type Y, 2 man, Decon established, Packed into Secondary and IATA containers, HO/TO, CoC

• Type Y, 4 man, Decon established, Full Repack and IATA containers, HO/TO, CoC