Standard Operating Procedure - Revision history

William Murdoch: /* =Shuttle Pre-Flight Safety Checks */ AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

2026-02-22T05:03:23Z

=Shuttle Pre-Flight Safety Checks: AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

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	The SCCV Horizon bridge must accommodate prospecting and exploration missions before plotting course to a different location.		The SCCV Horizon bridge must accommodate prospecting and exploration missions before plotting course to a different location.

	===Shuttle Pre-Flight Safety Checks==		===Shuttle Pre-Flight Safety Checks===
	During standard operation, it is necessary to ensure all airlocks are properly sealed prior to take-off in any shuttle. These checks should be performed by a [[Hangar Technician]] if present, otherwise the pilot of the shuttle craft may perform the check. Failure to do so will be considered i206 - Neglect of Duty or, should damages occur, i221 - Gross Negligence.		During standard operation, it is necessary to ensure all airlocks are properly sealed prior to take-off in any shuttle. These checks should be performed by a [[Hangar Technician]] if present, otherwise the pilot of the shuttle craft may perform the check. Failure to do so will be considered i206 - Neglect of Duty or, should damages occur, i221 - Gross Negligence.

William Murdoch: /* General */ Shuttle pre-flight checks. To prevent further accidents from happening.

2026-02-22T05:03:12Z

General: Shuttle pre-flight checks. To prevent further accidents from happening.

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	The SCCV Horizon bridge must accommodate prospecting and exploration missions before plotting course to a different location.		The SCCV Horizon bridge must accommodate prospecting and exploration missions before plotting course to a different location.

			===Shuttle Pre-Flight Safety Checks==
			During standard operation, it is necessary to ensure all airlocks are properly sealed prior to take-off in any shuttle. These checks should be performed by a [[Hangar Technician]] if present, otherwise the pilot of the shuttle craft may perform the check. Failure to do so will be considered i206 - Neglect of Duty or, should damages occur, i221 - Gross Negligence.

			Proper pre-flight safety checks must include a visual sweep of the surrounding area to ensure it is free of hazards and personnel. Following this, a visual check of all airlocks must be performed. If an airlock is '''overridden''', force either set of doors closed, or if additional systems are available to seal the atmosphere of the shuttle, such as airtight shutters, they should be enabled and confirmed to be active. After the surrounding area, airlocks, and additional systems have been visually checked, the inspecting crew member must announce that the shuttle is cleared for flight if they are not the pilot of the shuttle.

	===Horizon Weapons Systems===		===Horizon Weapons Systems===

William Murdoch: /* Interim Command Staff */

2026-01-28T02:46:27Z

Interim Command Staff

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	===Interim Command Staff===		===Interim Command Staff===
	<small><i>See more: [[Chain_of_Command#Interim_Heads_of_Staff]]</i></small>		<small><i>See more: [[Chain_of_Command#Interim_Heads_of_Staff\|Chain of Command]]</i></small>

	During standard operation, departments lacking a Head of Staff may have a senior crew member elevated into an Interim Head of Staff position by the Captain, Acting Captain, or Executive Officer. They inherit equal responsibility and power to a normal Head of Staff, with the exception of votes of no confidence to which an Interim Head of Staff may not start or participate in. During the selection of an Interim Head of Staff, considerations for SCC standards should be applied, regardless of whether it may exclude potential options for Interim. In the event of a crew member being elevated into an interim position, a promotion form should be completed.		During standard operation, departments lacking a Head of Staff may have a senior crew member elevated into an Interim Head of Staff position by the Captain, Acting Captain, or Executive Officer. They inherit equal responsibility and power to a normal Head of Staff, with the exception of votes of no confidence to which an Interim Head of Staff may not start or participate in. During the selection of an Interim Head of Staff, considerations for SCC standards should be applied, regardless of whether it may exclude potential options for Interim. In the event of a crew member being elevated into an interim position, a promotion form should be completed.

William Murdoch: /* Command */ Adds procedure for Interim Heads of Staff

2026-01-28T02:46:00Z

Command: Adds procedure for Interim Heads of Staff

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	===Command Staff===		===Command Staff===
	During standard operation, all Departmental Heads of Staff are equal, under the command of the captain present onboard the vessel. Should a department find itself lacking a Head of Staff, the Captain is able to either assume direct supervision of the department or otherwise appoint a senior crew member to fill the missing role.		During standard operation, all Departmental Heads of Staff are equal under the command of the captain present onboard the vessel. Should a department find itself lacking a Head of Staff, the Captain is able to either assume direct supervision of the department or otherwise appoint a senior crew member to fill the missing role through the procedure for [[#Interim Command Staff\|Interim Heads of Staff]].

	During non-standard operation, a specific Departmental Head of Staff may be elevated above others, should the crisis situation fall under the responsibility of their department. At that point, other departments should act in a supporting role.		During non-standard operation, a specific Departmental Head of Staff may be elevated above others, should the crisis situation fall under the responsibility of their department. At that point, other departments should act in a supporting role.

			===Interim Command Staff===
			<small><i>See more: [[Chain_of_Command#Interim_Heads_of_Staff]]</i></small>
			During standard operation, departments lacking a Head of Staff may have a senior crew member elevated into an Interim Head of Staff position by the Captain, Acting Captain, or Executive Officer. They inherit equal responsibility and power to a normal Head of Staff, with the exception of votes of no confidence to which an Interim Head of Staff may not start or participate in. During the selection of an Interim Head of Staff, considerations for SCC standards should be applied, regardless of whether it may exclude potential options for Interim. In the event of a crew member being elevated into an interim position, a promotion form should be completed.

			During non-standard operation, restrictions and considerations on an Interim Head of Staff may be ignored. However, all Interim Heads of Staff that do not otherwise fit SCC standards must be demoted to their standard position immediately following the conclusion of non-standard operations.

	===Command on Leaving the Vessel===		===Command on Leaving the Vessel===

William Murdoch: /* Arrest */ Clarifies the need for a warrant, and when it is waived. Brought over from the Regs page

2025-10-11T16:52:12Z

Arrest: Clarifies the need for a warrant, and when it is waived. Brought over from the Regs page

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	===Arrest===		===Arrest===
			During standard operation, an authorized warrant is required to carry out an arrest. Authorization can be provided from a Captain-level decision, Head of Security, or Warden. The requirement for a warrant prior to arrest is waived in the following cases:
			*The ship is on [[Guide to Alert Levels\|Blue, Red, or Delta alert]].
			*The member of Security directly witnesses the crime.
			*It can be reasonably concluded that failure to act will pose an immediate danger to the crew and/or vessel.
	Proceed as follows during the event of detainment:		Proceed as follows during the event of detainment:
	*Announce intention to arrest and charges vocally.		*Announce intention to arrest and charges vocally. Present authorized warrant if applicable.
	*Request the suspect surrender peaceably		*Request the suspect surrender peaceably
	*If suspect resists, attempt to handcuff. Verbal disagreement or swearing is not resisting. Verbal threats of violence, damage, or death are considered resisting arrest.		*If suspect resists, attempt to handcuff. Verbal disagreement or swearing is '''not''' resisting. Verbal threats of violence, damage, or death '''are''' considered resisting arrest.
	*If suspects fight back or run, apply needed force to cease flight and detain suspect. A charge of resisting arrest should be applied in this case.		*If suspects fight back or run, apply needed force to cease flight and detain suspect. A charge of resisting arrest should be applied in this case.
	*Remove suspect to brig for processing.		*Remove suspect to brig for processing.

William Murdoch: /* Uniforms */

2025-09-06T02:07:04Z

Uniforms

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	===Uniforms===		===Uniforms===
	All on-duty personnel must wear appropriate attire such that the upper '''and''' lower body are adequately covered. Undergarments such as bras do not suffice, however clothing such as tank tops are sufficient. No employee may roll down clothing ~~such that it reveals the upper body, even if the upper body is covered~~. Failure to do so will result in i105 - Indecent Exposure.		All on-duty personnel must wear appropriate attire such that the upper '''and''' lower body are adequately covered. Undergarments such as bras do not suffice, however clothing such as tank tops are sufficient. No employee may roll down clothing. Failure to do so will result in i105 - Indecent Exposure.

	Exceptions are granted to vaurcesian employees and '''non-shell''' IPCs not within the security, medical, or command departments, who may wear gear harnesses without further clothing.		Exceptions are granted to vaurcesian employees and '''non-shell''' IPCs not within the security, medical, or command departments, who may wear gear harnesses without further clothing.

CatsinHD: /* Responding */

2025-07-01T17:12:11Z

Responding

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	===Responding===		===Responding===
	Upon arriving at the scene, the ~~paramedic~~ is expected to gauge the exact nature at the scene.		Upon arriving at the scene, the security officer is expected to gauge the exact nature at the scene.

	If the scene is clear:		If the scene is clear:

CatsinHD: /* Security */ SOP for searches have been added. Confirmed by Bear and Connor

2025-05-17T12:26:46Z

Security: SOP for searches have been added. Confirmed by Bear and Connor

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 *Crime scene must be preserved until all evidence is collected.
 *After evidence is collected, cadavers may be removed to the morgue and area may be cleaned up.
 ===Arrest===

CatsinHD: CatsinHD moved page Guide to Standard Procedure to Standard Operating Procedure: The old name was unintuitive, and the page itself isn't actually a guide. Approved by bear

2025-03-25T21:29:35Z

CatsinHD moved page Guide to Standard Procedure to Standard Operating Procedure: The old name was unintuitive, and the page itself isn't actually a guide. Approved by bear

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CatsinHD: /* Uniforms */ Adds IPCs to the exception list

2025-03-05T17:59:13Z

Uniforms: Adds IPCs to the exception list

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	===Uniforms===		===Uniforms===
	All on-duty personnel must wear appropriate attire such that the upper '''and''' lower body are adequately covered. Undergarments such as bras do not suffice, however clothing such as tank tops are sufficient. No employee may roll down clothing such that it reveals the upper body, even if the upper body is covered. Failure to do so will result in i105 - Indecent Exposure.		All on-duty personnel must wear appropriate attire such that the upper '''and''' lower body are adequately covered. Undergarments such as bras do not suffice, however clothing such as tank tops are sufficient. No employee may roll down clothing such that it reveals the upper body, even if the upper body is covered. Failure to do so will result in i105 - Indecent Exposure.
	Exceptions are ~~given~~ to ~~Vaurcesian~~ employees who may wear gear harnesses without further clothing.
			Exceptions are granted to vaurcesian employees and '''non-shell''' IPCs not within the security, medical, or command departments, who may wear gear harnesses without further clothing.

	Additionally, appropriate PPE must be utilized where necessary. Examples include the use of insulated gloves when modifying electrical equipment, or hard hats when modifying the ship hull.		Additionally, appropriate PPE must be utilized where necessary. Examples include the use of insulated gloves when modifying electrical equipment, or hard hats when modifying the ship hull.