What is the purpose of site security plans in MMR?

• A. To oversee financial accounting for munitions.
• B. To document disposal schedules.
• C. To outline training courses for new staff.
• D. Define access controls, security measures, incident response, and protection against theft or sabotage.

Answer: (D)

Site security plans outline how a munition storage site is protected by specifying who may enter, how access is controlled, and what security measures—such as guards, alarms, surveillance, and physical barriers—are in place. They also describe how to detect, report, and respond to security incidents and how to prevent theft or sabotage, with clear procedures for containment, investigation, and recovery. This combination of controlling access, detailing security controls, establishing incident response, and safeguarding against theft or sabotage is exactly what a site security plan is meant to define. In contrast, tasks like financial accounting, disposal scheduling, or outlining training programs address separate aspects of operations and do not establish the security framework for protecting munitions on site.