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SECURITY OPERATION PROCEDURE (SECOP) COMPETENCY TEST: SEC-SOP-2
Required to Pass: 80%

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1. What is the primary tool used to inspect the undercarriage of a vehicle safely? A) A standard handheld flashlight. B) A security search mirror or under-vehicle camera. C) A mechanical floor jack. D) A metal detector wand.

2. When inspecting the engine bay, what is a common red flag? A) A very dirty engine with oil stains. B) Components that look clean or recently tampered with. C) The presence of a standard battery. D) Low levels of windshield washer fluid.

3. Why must the driver and passengers stand in a designated safe zone during the search? A) To prevent them from seeing the search. B) So they can assist the officer. C) To ensure they are out of the way of traffic and cannot interfere. D) Because they are not allowed within 10 meters.

4. During a five-point search, which zone involves checking the fuel cap and wheel arches? A) Interior B) Engine Bay C) Exterior D) Undercarriage

5. If you find a suspicious package with visible wires, what is the correct action? A) Move the package to the security office. B) Cut the wires to disable it. C) Stop, do not touch, evacuate, and notify supervisor. D) Ask driver to explain what it is.

6. What is the very first step security personnel should take when a vehicle approaches? A) Immediately open the driver-side door. B) Stand at a safe reaction gap and wait for engine to stop. C) Ask driver to remain in the vehicle. D) Start searching the undercarriage while idling.

7. What documentation must be completed after every vehicle search? A) A personal note in a pocketbook. B) An entry in the Security Occurrence Book (OB) or Search Register. C) No documentation needed if clean. D) A written letter to the driver employer.

8. Which area should be checked for magnetic dead drops? A) The interior roof lining. B) The glove compartment. C) The chassis and under-body metal surfaces. D) The engine air filter box.

9. What should an officer use instead of bare hands for blind spots like under seats? A) A heavy-duty screwdriver. B) A search probe or high-intensity flashlight. C) Bare hands for better feel. D) A magnet on a string.

10. Why is a clockwise or counter-clockwise pattern recommended? A) It looks faster to the driver. B) It is a legal requirement. C) To ensure a systematic approach where no area is overlooked. D) To keep the officer from getting dizzy.

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INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Please review the SECOP document again to clarify requirements.
2. You are required to retake this test to achieve competency.