ML20003H810

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Reviews Guideline 7 Re Changing of Hard Key/Locks Upon Employee Termination.Objective of Changing Keys,Locks, Combinations & Related Equipment Upon Termination of Employment Is to Reduce Probability of Compromise
ML20003H810
Person / Time
Issue date: 02/21/1978
From: Clark R
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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ML17209B280 List:
References
RTR-REGGD-05.012, RTR-REGGD-5.012 NUDOCS 8105070479
Download: ML20003H810 (1)


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CHANGING OF HARD KEY / LOCKS UPON EMPLOYEE TERMINATION - REVIEW GUIDELINE NUMBER 7 10 CFR 73.55 requires that all keys, locks, combinations and related equip-ment used to control access to protected and vital areas be controlled to reduce the probability of compromise. The rule also requires that whenever there is evidence that any key, lock, combination may have been compromised, it shall be changed. The rule proceeds to require that upon termination of employment of any employee, tne keys, locks, combinations and related equipment to which the employee had access shall be changed.

The objective of changing keys, iocks, combinations and related equipment upon termination of an employee is to reduce the probability of compromise.

For a hard (metal) key and lock system, the objective of reducing the probability of compromise of the keys and locks can be met by a program that changes hard keys and locks on a periodic basis and upon termination of an employee for other than favorable reasons.

The following describes an acceptable method of changing hard keys, locks and related equipment to which a teminated employee had access:

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If an employee is terminated under other than favorable conditions, all keys, locks and related equipment to which he had access shall be changed.

(2) The keys, locks and related equipment to which a terminated employee had access need not be changed if:

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(b) The licensee periodically (at least once each 12 months) changes or rotates all hard keys and locks for the protected area barrier and all access doors to vital areas.

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