NanoTrasen Employee SOP

This Standard Operating Procedure is to help guide NanoTrasen Personnel which are aboard the station. These personnel are considered part of the crew, however they are not employed by Central Command. While the station is NanoTrasen property this does not grant any elevated permission's or command authority excluding what is stated in their SOP. Any modifications to NanoTrasen personnel are to be approved by Central Command. (ex. Id change, body modifications, becoming silicon)

Safety Protocol

• Code RED - NanoTrasen personnel should inform central command of the alert status change and shelter in bridge. If required to shelter elsewhere, you must inform central command to maintain communications.
• Code VIOLET - Same protocol as red, there is a viral threat to the station. Bio-suits are recommended along with the deployment of "CBURN". Debriefs indicate the loss of medical ensures the loss of the station.
• Code GAMMA - Temporary suspension of S.O.P. Survival and communication with central command is paramount. Commonly called with ERT as Central Command intervention is a requirement!
• Code DELTA - Remote or local activation of the on-site nuclear warhead (NT-#####), If this is not deliberate you must ensure de-activation of the warhead!
• Code EPSILON - Contract's terminated, all NanoTrasen personnel are to shelter in pre-disclosed location prior to approval, and await retrieval by [REDACTED] sent from the nearest logistics hub.

The blue shield officer may perform their duties up to code epsilon.

Information is subject to metashielding, use with caution.

NanoTrasen Representative

1. The NanoTrasen Representative is the physical presence of NanoTrasen on the station, and is considered an advisor to station command on all matters SOP related.
2. The NanoTrasen Representative has no official command status on station unless granted directly by Central Command fax.
3. Reports from the NanoTrasen Representative to Central Command must be accompanied with the NanoTrasen Representative's stamp.
4. The NanoTrasen Representative is permitted to carry their cane and a flash at all times.
5. All SOP violations should first be reported to the relevant head of the department. If violations continue, they may escalate first to the Captain, then to Central Command.
6. The NanoTrasen Representative may perform non-sec duties, without compromising their primary responsibilities.

BlueShield Officer

1. The BlueShield Officer reports directly to the captain and NT Representative.
2. The Blueshield Officer is responsible for protecting and defending command members and NT Personnel at all times. If it is not possible to protect both, NT Personnel are to be prioritized.
3. The Blueshield Officer may ignore Corporate Law only when actively performing actions to protect their charge.
4. The Blueshield Officer may not take armory weapons from the armory without a permit from the Warden, this includes the LMG.
5. The Blueshield Officer is not restricted in the weapons he may carry, so long as armory weapons stay with the issued permit. However, their weapons should not be visible and must be holstered or placed in a bag or pocket on any alert level below red.
6. The Blueshield Officer should focus on protecting their charge, and should not be pursuing potential threats to the detriment of their charge.
7. The Blueshield Officer cannot interfere with the lawful arrest of a Head of Command.

Magistrate

1. The Magistrate is the ultimate judge of corporate law on the station, and is considered an advisor to the station.
2. The Magistrate is responsible for ensuring that prisoners who receive capital punishment are given a fair and balanced trial, consisting of a jury of 6 of their peers.
3. The Magistrate may overrule any sentencing imposed upon station crew, but my not pass judgement on any Central Command, ERT, or Death Squad personnel.
4. The Magistrate may not overly impede the inner workings of Security.
5. The Magistrate may carry a flash on them at all times.

Internal Affairs Agent

1. Internal Affairs Agents are considered subordinate to both the NT Representative, and the Magistrate, and are not considered part of command.
2. Internal Affairs Agents are to only legally represent prisoners who are accused of capital level crimes, however they may choose to provide legal council to both Security, as well as prisoners of lesser crimes.
3. Internal Affairs Agents may request access to a department to ensure that Standard Operating Procedures are being carried out. This request does not have to be accepted, however denial may be a cause for concern.
4. The Internal Affairs Agent may not significantly impede any department with paperwork, or multiple inspections within a short timeframe.
5. All violations of SOP or Corporate Law should be brought to the relevant department head, NT Representative, or Magistrate.
6. The Internal Affairs Agent may carry a flash on them at all times.