MCO 5530.14A — Marine Corps Physical Security Program Manual

MCO 5530.14A governs Marine Corps physical security, including restricted areas, security forces, access control, and protective systems.

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  • Publication number: MCO 5530.14A
  • Title: MARINE CORPS PHYSICAL SECURITY PROGRAM MANUAL
  • Date: 5 Jun 2009
  • Proponent: 05000 General Admin & Management
  • Status: Current

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It addresses risk analysis, personnel screening, key and lock control, physical barriers, lighting, electronic security systems, security forces, and crime prevention surveys. It requires measures for restricted-area access, petroleum asset protection, AA&E personnel screening, weapons security, and physical security survey preparation.

Topics covered

  • Restricted area designation
  • Key and lock control
  • Security force posts
  • Physical barriers and gates
  • Electronic security systems
  • Petroleum asset protection
  • AA&E personnel screening
  • Physical security surveys

Questions and answers

Who approves security lock and padlock procurements?

The security officer must approve all security lock and padlock procurements. (paragraph 5)

How often must locks on gates, turnstiles, and perimeter doors be rotated?

Locks will be rotated at least annually. (paragraph 5)

Are privately owned vehicles allowed in bulk fuel storage areas?

Privately owned vehicles are prohibited from entering bulk fuel storage areas. (paragraph 1)

What qualifications are required for personnel assigned duties involving AA&E?

Only personnel who are U.S. citizens, mature, stable, and have shown a capability to perform assigned tasks in a dependable manner will be assigned to duties involving AA&E. (paragraph 2)

What investigations are required for military personnel assigned AA&E responsibilities?

Military Personnel: National Agency Check, with Local Agency Check, and Credit Check (NACLC). (paragraph 1)

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