AEDCI10-205 — Alert, Recall, And Notification Actions

AEDCI10-205 governs alert, recall, and notification actions and procedures for AEDC personnel and organizations.

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  • Publication number: AEDCI10-205
  • Title: ALERT, RECALL, AND NOTIFICATION ACTIONS
  • Date: 2022-10-03

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AEDCI10-205 addresses accountability, implementation authority, operations security, privacy, communication outages, and pyramid notification processes. It requires mandatory compliance, semi-annual testing, protected personal information, and maintained recall capabilities.

Applies to: This publication applies to all AEDC personnel who are subject to alert, recall and notification contact during on/off duty hours, seven days a week.

Topics covered

  • Alert and recall actions
  • Notification procedures
  • Personnel accountability
  • Pyramid notification process
  • Operations security
  • Privacy and personal information
  • Communication outage procedures

Questions and answers

When may the AEDC Commander direct complex-wide alert, recall, and notification actions?

AEDC Commander (AEDC/CC), AEDC Vice Director (AEDC/DV) or their designee may direct Complex-wide alert, recall and notification actions IAW AEDCI 10-205, Alert, Recall and Notification Procedures, in response to a local or Complex-wide emergency or to test/exercise the process.

How often must alert, recall, and notification procedures be tested?

Test procedures semi-annually. A real-world event or base exercise that conducts and/or tests alert, recall, and notification actions fulfills this requirement.

What happens during a communication outage?

Maintain capability to initiate alert, recall and notification actions when communications are inoperative. Alternate contact methods (vehicle messengers) will be used during communication outage situations.

What information must be protected under the privacy requirements?

All correspondence identifying the presence of Personally Identifiable Information or personal information (e.g., letters, recall rosters) herein is Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) which must be protected.

What must happen to paper documents and printed materials removed from approved storage?

All paper documents and printed materials shall be covered with the SF 901, CUI Cover Sheet when removed from its approved storage area.

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