Outpost Security
Structure
Distribution
Outpost Security operations are broken up into five main bureaus based on vessel type/purpose: Military, Residential, Civic, Asset, and Active. Military covers all ADFOR vessels, Residential is responsible for all vessels whose primary purpose is to serve as a place of residence, Civic oversees all public and political-based vessels, Asset covers any (mainly stationary) vessel that provides resources to the fleet, and Active covers those vessels that are in active use such as fishing vessels, salvage vessels, etc.
Usually groups of vessels within a bureau are grouped together in to "directives", though sometimes a single very large vessel can be its own directive. Directives are typically based on population, not number of vessels. In the case of directives with large numbers of vessels, these might be broken down into further jurisdictions.
Ranks
Superintendent
The head of Outpost Security, and the one who oversees all Bureau Chiefs and coordinates with ADFOR and other branches of the fleet government.Bureau Chief
In charge of an entire bureau, Bureau Chiefs oversee the Directors within said Bureau and act as a liaison to the major leadership that bureau is centered on.Director
The individual in charge of an entire directive, usually a fairly large group of vessels, but in a few rare cases, single massive ships. While not active in the field, they help to coordinate the Special Inspectors and Lieutenant Enforcers in their directives.Special Inspector
These are proven and specially trained individuals, typically with rare and advanced knowledge, skills, and abilities who specialize in leading difficult investigations such as murder, sabotage, and smuggling investigations. There are usually only a few per directive.
Lieutenant Enforcer
Typically the individual in charge of a jurisdiction, may oversee as many as twelve Enforcer Sergeants. Mainly acts as a central control and coordination point, as well as records keeper. However, they can override fairly high level security, initiate and end lockdown procedures on vessels, and distribute additional weaponry if necessary.
Enforcer Sergeant
Oversees 4-5 Enforcers usually, but occasionally less as one Enforcer Sergeant is required to be aboard every vessel. They mainly provide oversight for the Enforcers under them but may be called upon to resolve minor disputes and other issues. They are additionally equipped with an emergency flare gun and ND3 11mm revolver pistol.
Enforcer
The most common and basic type of OSEC personnel. They are tasked with the day to day oversight and enforcement of all laws, rules, and regulations, as well as ensuring overall safety and security. Typically they are unarmed, save for the prybar they are all equipped with.
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