Threat Level

Overview
The threat level system is used to gauge the level of a security threat on board the ship.

Threat Level 1
At threat level 1, there is no danger present on the ship. Personnel should carry out their regular business when this threat level is announced.

Threat Level 2
Threat level 2 occurs when there is suspected danger on board the ship. Regular troopers are instructed to be on alert, while security forces are tasked with locking down the engine room and third floor.

Threat Level 3
Threat level 3 occurs when there is imminent danger on the ship, such as a hostile presence. All troopers must report to battle stations to deal with the threat accordingly. Third floor and engine room must be secured. The alarm will be activated at this threat level.

Threat Level 4
Threat level 4 means an evacuation of the ship is under way. Troopers must abandon their current tasks, and make their way to the designated evacuation zone in order to leave the ship.

Classification
This information has been marked Unclassified.