Document: 10 CFR Part 73
Document ID: 31783c62-cbbe-45fe-82d3-ba69bb953fa4
Document Type: cfr
Title: Recordkeeping of physical security events.
Source: 10 CFR Part 73
Source URL: https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-10/part-73/section-73.1210
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Chapter: 
Section ID: 73.1210
CFR Part: 73
CFR Title: 10

Content:
) A description of the event or condition; ( v ) The environmental conditions at the time of the event or occurrence, if relevant; ( vi ) The root cause of the event or condition; ( vii ) Whether any human performance errors were the cause or were a contributing factor of the event or condition, including: personnel errors, inadequate procedures, or inadequate training; ( viii ) Whether previous events or conditions are relevant to the current event or condition and whether corrective actions were ineffective or insufficient; ( ix ) Whether this event or condition is a recurring failure of a structure, system, component, or procedure; ( x ) What compensatory measures, if any, were implemented in response to the event or condition; ( xi ) What corrective actions, if any, were taken in response to the event or condition; and ( xii ) When corrective actions, if any, were taken or will be completed. ( 5 ) Physical security events and conditions adverse to security for which notifications were made to the NRC under § 73.1200 are not required to be recorded under this section. ( 6 ) Suspicious activities that are reported under § 73.1215 are not required to be recorded under this section. ( 7 ) Enhanced weapons events that are reported under § 73.1200 are not required to be recorded under this section. ( c ) Compensated security events. The requirements of this section apply to any failure, degradation, or discovered vulnerability in a security or safeguards system for which compensatory measures were established within the required timeframe and for which the following could have resulted in— ( 1 ) Undetected access of unauthorized explosives beyond a required vehicle barrier; ( 2 ) Unauthorized personnel gaining access into a protected area (PA), vital area (VA), material access area (MAA), or controlled access area (CAA); ( 3 ) Undetected access of contraband into a PA, VA, or MAA; ( 4 ) Unauthorized personnel accessing a vehicle transporting a Category I or II