What should you conduct before leaving your shift?
A. A pre-close walkthrough of the yard
B.
What is every entry point considered?
A. A Checkpoint - not a courtesy.
What must vendors and contractors provide?
A. Photo ID and work orders.
What should never be shared?
A. Login credentials.
What should employees know before an emergency occurs?
A. Evacuation routes and assembly points.
What items should be checked during a walkthrough?
A. High-value materials and unsecured inventory
What should never be left open "for just a second"?
A. A gate or secured entry.
Does familiarity equal authorization?
A. No.
What should you do before leaving a workstation?
A. Lock or log out.
Why are evacuation procedures important?
A. They improve safety during emergencies.
What happens when accountability is ignored?
A. Security risks and possible loss of assets.
What should employees check at the start of each shift?
A. All access points and locks.
What should always be verified?
A. Visitor credentials.
What devices should never connect to FPL equipment?
A. Personal devices or unauthorized USB drives.
What should employees do during an evacuation?
A. Follow designated procedures calmly.
True or False: Your responsibility ends when your shift ends?
A. False - accountability continues after your shift.
What are secured entries important?
A. They prevent unauthorized access.
Why should credentials be checked every time?
A. To prevent unauthorized access.
What type of emails should employees be cautious of?
A. Phishing or suspicious emails.
What is the purpose of an assembly point?
A. To account for employees safely.
Why is securing material important?
A. It protects FPL assets and customer reliability.
What weakens security most?
A. Poor habits around access control.
Who must follow verification procedures?
A. Everyone, including internal visitors.
What should you do if someone requests sensitive information?
A. Verify their identity before responding.
What should be reported immediately during emergencies?
A. Suspicious activity or safety concerns.