BDOC Exam Complete Questions And
Solutions
When will the BDOC controller report for duty and what will be accomplished on arrival?
CORRECT ANSWERS BDOC controllers will report for duty 1 hour prior to guardmount,
receive a briefing from the off-going
BDOC Controller and read all pass-ons in the pass-on book
What must the BDOC Controller prepare before guardmount? CORRECT ANSWERS
All shift paperwork to include RAMs, RIEVCs, physical security check sheets, building
check sheets, and
a MSA sheet if security forces has primary security of the MSA, and any other activities
for the Flight
Sergeant to assign as guardmount
What must be completed prior to relieving the off going BDOC Controller? CORRECT
ANSWERS Complete change-over check-list and notify Flight Sergeant concerning any
missing or damaged
equipment
Ensure the BDOC is clean and neatly organized
Physically check the evidence/found property lockers to ensure they are secure
Check all lockers that are unlocked to ensure no evidence was inadvertently left without
being
secured
Receive and receipt for all evidence in evidence lockers
When can the BDOC Controller leave the confines of BDOC? CORRECT ANSWERS
When relieved by a certified BDOC Controller or the Flight Sergeant
What should you do if unsecure evidence is discovered during change-over?
CORRECT ANSWERS Immediately terminate the relief process and notify the Flight
Sergeant
What is the process for maintaining evidence within BDOC? CORRECT ANSWERS
Receive and receipt for all evidence during shift via AF Form 52/Evidence Tag for
accuracy and
completeness prior to signing for, and accepting of placement within the evidence
locker. Once receipted
and signed deposit the evidence in the evidence locker, place the key in the drop box,
and notify the on-
call SF Investigator. Annotate this action in the blotter. The BDOC Controller must
maintain a chain of
custody for all items not secured in the evidence lockers until turned over to
investigations.
,Who is in charge of strictly controlling access into BDOC? CORRECT ANSWERS The
BDOC Controller
Who is allowed unescorted entry into BDOC? CORRECT ANSWERS Only those
personnel listed on the BDOC entry authority list are allowed unescorted entry.
Additionally
Inspector General (IG) team members listed on a properly authenticated EAL will be
allowed unescorted
entry and access to classified material to the extent identified on the EAL. All other
personnel are
considered visitors and will be annotated on a AF Form 1109/Visitor Log. When the
SIPR computer is in
use ensure no cell phones are brought inside BDOC and pictures are prohibited at all
times.
What is used during all incidents regardless of familiarity? CORRECT ANSWERS Quick
reaction checklist (QRC) Binder #10, Use of the checklist constitutes having it
immediately
available and filled out as the incident progresses
When should you make notifications? And when should you not notify the 28 MSG/CC
(Commander) or the 28 BW/CC? CORRECT ANSWERS Make notifications as soon as
feasibly possible, and do not notify the 28 MSG/CC or the 28 BW/CC
without first notifying the Operations Officer and Defense Force Commander unless
otherwise specified in
the QRC.
When are the doors to Bldg #4400 electronically locked? CORRECT ANSWERS
Locked during non-duty hours (1730-0700)
Who should you notify for work orders affecting restricted areas? CORRECT
ANSWERS Physical Security NCO
What are the procedures for the E911 System? CORRECT ANSWERS For incoming
911 calls the Fire Department (FD) Dispatcher with initially answer. Once the call has
begun
join the call with the microphone muted. If the call is law enforcement or a security issue
FD will have you
take over the call. If the call is fire/medical FD will maintain control but during both
instances the opposite
party with stay on the line for the duration of the call for situational awareness. If the FD
cannot answer
within 5 rings you will answer and handle the call. In the event of multiple 911 calls
BDOC will answer
calls as needed to relieve FD.
, What should you not do as a BDOC Controller? CORRECT ANSWERS Do not sleep,
lie down, or place yourself in any position one could reasonably interpret as other than
vigilant. Do not remove your blouse or any other uniform part while performing your
duties. And do not
use tobacco products outside of a tobacco area
Who is in charge of supervising the activities of the Alarm Monitor? CORRECT
ANSWERS BDOC Controller
When should you accomplish a redacted blotter entry? CORRECT ANSWERS When
the subject of the entry is an O-6 Colonel or above, a minor under the age of 18, or is
the victim of
a sexual assault. On occasion AFOSI may ask for a redacted blotter to protect the
identity of someone
involved in a case but before doing so you must get approval from Operations
superintendent, or higher.
What is required equipment for all posts and patrols? CORRECT ANSWERS Whistle,
flashlight/black light, cold/foul weather gear, handcuffs with keys and pouch, restricted
area
badge, hearing protection, plate carrier with plates, M4 pouches, M9 pouches, holster,
land mobile radio
case, latex gloves, helmet, gas mask, government driver's license, flight-line driver's
license, non-lethal
weapon holster
When will you conduct compensatory measures for Nuisance Alarms and where is it
annotated? CORRECT ANSWERS Upon receipt of the fourth alarm within a 24 hour
period from the same sensor or zone and these actions
will be annotated on SF Form 13 all others will be documented in the blotter
What symbol will prevent you from securing an alarm? CORRECT ANSWERS An
Asterisk and it will clear once the alarm information has been processed and the alarm
terminated.
What are the responsibilities of the Alarm Monitor? CORRECT ANSWERS Monitor and
maintain the Vindicator alarm system and all VICADS cameras
Monitor all alarmed facilities and cameras to include PL3 restricted areas protected with
IDS
Keep the Alarm Monitor station clean and free of trash, food, and drinks
Check the pass-on book at the beginning of shift and as incidents happen
Ensure that there were no alarms that were not passed on by the previous Alarm
Monitor
Ensure none of the sensors on the fence at the GCS Compound are put into access
Solutions
When will the BDOC controller report for duty and what will be accomplished on arrival?
CORRECT ANSWERS BDOC controllers will report for duty 1 hour prior to guardmount,
receive a briefing from the off-going
BDOC Controller and read all pass-ons in the pass-on book
What must the BDOC Controller prepare before guardmount? CORRECT ANSWERS
All shift paperwork to include RAMs, RIEVCs, physical security check sheets, building
check sheets, and
a MSA sheet if security forces has primary security of the MSA, and any other activities
for the Flight
Sergeant to assign as guardmount
What must be completed prior to relieving the off going BDOC Controller? CORRECT
ANSWERS Complete change-over check-list and notify Flight Sergeant concerning any
missing or damaged
equipment
Ensure the BDOC is clean and neatly organized
Physically check the evidence/found property lockers to ensure they are secure
Check all lockers that are unlocked to ensure no evidence was inadvertently left without
being
secured
Receive and receipt for all evidence in evidence lockers
When can the BDOC Controller leave the confines of BDOC? CORRECT ANSWERS
When relieved by a certified BDOC Controller or the Flight Sergeant
What should you do if unsecure evidence is discovered during change-over?
CORRECT ANSWERS Immediately terminate the relief process and notify the Flight
Sergeant
What is the process for maintaining evidence within BDOC? CORRECT ANSWERS
Receive and receipt for all evidence during shift via AF Form 52/Evidence Tag for
accuracy and
completeness prior to signing for, and accepting of placement within the evidence
locker. Once receipted
and signed deposit the evidence in the evidence locker, place the key in the drop box,
and notify the on-
call SF Investigator. Annotate this action in the blotter. The BDOC Controller must
maintain a chain of
custody for all items not secured in the evidence lockers until turned over to
investigations.
,Who is in charge of strictly controlling access into BDOC? CORRECT ANSWERS The
BDOC Controller
Who is allowed unescorted entry into BDOC? CORRECT ANSWERS Only those
personnel listed on the BDOC entry authority list are allowed unescorted entry.
Additionally
Inspector General (IG) team members listed on a properly authenticated EAL will be
allowed unescorted
entry and access to classified material to the extent identified on the EAL. All other
personnel are
considered visitors and will be annotated on a AF Form 1109/Visitor Log. When the
SIPR computer is in
use ensure no cell phones are brought inside BDOC and pictures are prohibited at all
times.
What is used during all incidents regardless of familiarity? CORRECT ANSWERS Quick
reaction checklist (QRC) Binder #10, Use of the checklist constitutes having it
immediately
available and filled out as the incident progresses
When should you make notifications? And when should you not notify the 28 MSG/CC
(Commander) or the 28 BW/CC? CORRECT ANSWERS Make notifications as soon as
feasibly possible, and do not notify the 28 MSG/CC or the 28 BW/CC
without first notifying the Operations Officer and Defense Force Commander unless
otherwise specified in
the QRC.
When are the doors to Bldg #4400 electronically locked? CORRECT ANSWERS
Locked during non-duty hours (1730-0700)
Who should you notify for work orders affecting restricted areas? CORRECT
ANSWERS Physical Security NCO
What are the procedures for the E911 System? CORRECT ANSWERS For incoming
911 calls the Fire Department (FD) Dispatcher with initially answer. Once the call has
begun
join the call with the microphone muted. If the call is law enforcement or a security issue
FD will have you
take over the call. If the call is fire/medical FD will maintain control but during both
instances the opposite
party with stay on the line for the duration of the call for situational awareness. If the FD
cannot answer
within 5 rings you will answer and handle the call. In the event of multiple 911 calls
BDOC will answer
calls as needed to relieve FD.
, What should you not do as a BDOC Controller? CORRECT ANSWERS Do not sleep,
lie down, or place yourself in any position one could reasonably interpret as other than
vigilant. Do not remove your blouse or any other uniform part while performing your
duties. And do not
use tobacco products outside of a tobacco area
Who is in charge of supervising the activities of the Alarm Monitor? CORRECT
ANSWERS BDOC Controller
When should you accomplish a redacted blotter entry? CORRECT ANSWERS When
the subject of the entry is an O-6 Colonel or above, a minor under the age of 18, or is
the victim of
a sexual assault. On occasion AFOSI may ask for a redacted blotter to protect the
identity of someone
involved in a case but before doing so you must get approval from Operations
superintendent, or higher.
What is required equipment for all posts and patrols? CORRECT ANSWERS Whistle,
flashlight/black light, cold/foul weather gear, handcuffs with keys and pouch, restricted
area
badge, hearing protection, plate carrier with plates, M4 pouches, M9 pouches, holster,
land mobile radio
case, latex gloves, helmet, gas mask, government driver's license, flight-line driver's
license, non-lethal
weapon holster
When will you conduct compensatory measures for Nuisance Alarms and where is it
annotated? CORRECT ANSWERS Upon receipt of the fourth alarm within a 24 hour
period from the same sensor or zone and these actions
will be annotated on SF Form 13 all others will be documented in the blotter
What symbol will prevent you from securing an alarm? CORRECT ANSWERS An
Asterisk and it will clear once the alarm information has been processed and the alarm
terminated.
What are the responsibilities of the Alarm Monitor? CORRECT ANSWERS Monitor and
maintain the Vindicator alarm system and all VICADS cameras
Monitor all alarmed facilities and cameras to include PL3 restricted areas protected with
IDS
Keep the Alarm Monitor station clean and free of trash, food, and drinks
Check the pass-on book at the beginning of shift and as incidents happen
Ensure that there were no alarms that were not passed on by the previous Alarm
Monitor
Ensure none of the sensors on the fence at the GCS Compound are put into access
