Form CG-6025 Rev. (03-0 CG-6025 Rev. (03-0 Facility Vulnerability and Security Measures Summary

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF
HOMELAND SECURITY
U.S. COAST GUARD
CG-6025 Rev. (03-09)

FACILITY VULNERABILITY AND SECURITY
MEASURES SUMMARY

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FACILITY IDENTIFICATION
1. Name of Facility
2. Address of Facility

3. Latitude
4. Longitude
5. Captain of the Port Zone

6. Type of Operation (check all that apply)
Barge Fleeting
Break Bulk (HAZMAT)
Break Bulk (non-HAZMAT)
Bulk Dry (HAZMAT)
Bulk Dry (non-HAZMAT)
Bulk Liquid (HAZMAT)
Bulk Liquid (non-HAZMAT)

Bulk Oil (PETROLEUM)
Refinery

CDC* – Material Poisonous
by Inhalation (PIH-TIH)

CDC*-Ammonia, Anhydrous

CDC* – Other

CDC* – Chlorine

Chemical Production

CDC* – LNG

Container

CDC* – LPG

Explosives

CDC* – other LHGs

Military Supply

Passengers (Cruise)
Passengers (Ferry)
Passengers (Other)
Radioactive Material – Class 7
Ro-Ro
If other, explain below:

Offshore Support

Bulk Oil (PETROLEUM)

Storage/Transfer

* Certain Dangerous Cargo

VULNERABILITY AND SECURITY MEASURES

7a. Vulnerability

7b. Vulnerability Category
If other, explain

8a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 1)

8b. Security Measures Category
If other, explain

9a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 2)

9b. Security Measures Category
If other, explain

10a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 3)

10b. Security Measures Category
If other, explain

VULNERABILITY AND SECURITY MEASURES
7a. Vulnerability

7b. Vulnerability Category
If other, explain

8a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 1)

8b. Security Measures Category
If other, explain

9a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 2)

9b. Security Measures Category
If other, explain

10a. Selected Security Measures (MARSEC Level 3)

10b. Security Measures Category
If other, explain

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CG-6025
FACILITY VULNERABILITY AND SECURITY MEASURES SUMMARY
This form satisfies the requirements for Facility Vulnerability and Security Measures Summary submission found in the Code of Federal
Regulations for Facility Security. Form CG-6025A, Vulnerability and Security Measures Addendum, may be used as a continuation of form
CG-6025, in order to submit additional vulnerabilities and security measures. If a facility owner or operator submits Facility Vulnerability and
Security Measures Summary pertaining to more than one facility, form CG-6025, shall be submitted to document each additional facility.

BLOCK 1

Self-Explanatory.

BLOCK 7b

Enter the vulnerability identification code from
the KEY to categorically identify the
vulnerability you described. More than one
category may be used. If you select other,
please explain in the box provided.

BLOCK 2

Street Address.

BLOCK 8a

Enter a concise description of a selected
security measure identified in the plan for
MARSEC Level 1 that will mitigate the
vulnerability you addressed.

BLOCK 3

If available, provide latitude to nearest tenth
of a minute.

BLOCK 8b

Enter the security measures identification code
from the KEY to categorically identify the
security measure you described. More than
one category may be used. If you select other,
please explain in the box provided.

BLOCK 4

If available, provide longitude to nearest
tenth of a minute.

BLOCK 9a

Enter a concise description of additional
selected security measures, if any, that will be
applied during MARSEC Level 2 that will
mitigate the vulnerability you addressed.

BLOCK 5

Provide the Captain of the Port Zone from
the list below in which your facility resides.
Their respective zones are described in 33
CFR Part 3.

BLOCK 9b

Enter the security measures identification code
from the KEY to categorically identify the
security measure you described. More than
one category may be used. If you select other,
please explain in the box provided.

BLOCK 6

Check all applicable operations that are
conducted at your facility. For example, a
container terminal would most likely need to
indicate the following types of operation:
CDC - Ammonia, Anhydrous; CDC Chlorine; CDC - Material Poisonous by
Inhalation
(PIH-TIH);
CDC-Other;
Container; Explosives; Radioactive Material
- Class 7; and Ro-Ro. If you select other,
please explain in the box provided.

BLOCK 10a

Enter a concise description of additional
selected security measures, if any, that will be
applied during MARSEC Level 3 that will
mitigate the vulnerability you addressed.

BLOCK 7a

Enter a concise description of a
vulnerability identified in your facility’s
assessment. Provide location information if
appropriate.

BLOCK 10b

Enter the security measures identification code
from the KEY to categorically identify the
security measure you described. More than
one category may be used. If you select other,
please explain in the box provided.

CAPTAIN OF THE PORT ZONE:
Baltimore

Boston

Buffalo

Cape Fear River

Charleston

Corpus Christi

Delaware Bay

Detroit

Duluth

Guam

Hampton Roads

Honolulu
Houston-Galveston
Jacksonville
Key West
Lake Michigan
Long Island Sound
Los Angeles-Long Beach
Lower Mississippi River
Miami
Mobile
Morgan City

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New Orleans
New York
North Carolina
Northern New England
Ohio Valley
Pittsburgh
Port Arthur
Portland, Oregon
Prince William Sound
Puget Sound

San Diego
San Francisco Bay
San Juan
Sault St. Marie
Savannah
Southeast Alaska
Southeastern New England
St. Petersburg
Upper Mississippi River
Western Alaska

KEY
VULNERABILITY CATEGORY:
Physical Security

PHS

That part of security concerned with physical measures
designed to safeguard personnel; to prevent unauthorized
access to equipment, installations, material, and documents;
and to safeguard them against terrorism, espionage, sabotage,
damage, and theft.

Structural Integrity

STI

The design and material construction characteristics of piers,
facilities, and associated structures.

Transportation Infrastructure

TRI

Infrastructure that may be exploited during an attack, other
than utilities.

Utilities

UTI

The essential equipment and services that are vital to the
operation of the facility.

Radio & Telecommunications

RAT

That part of security concerned with measures to protect radio
and telecommunication equipment, including computer
systems and networks.

Personnel Protection Systems

PPS

Equipment, Gear, or Systems designed to protect facility
personnel (i.e. weapons, body armor).

Procedural Policies

PRP

Plans, Policies, and Procedures for specific operations.

Coordination and Information Sharing

CIS

The ability to coordinate and receive/share information with
local/state/federal agencies and other commercial entities.

Preparedness

PRE

Implementation of Plans, Policies, and Procedures through
Training, Drills, and Exercises conducted to improve security
awareness, prevention, and response.

SECURITY MEASURES
Access Control
Barriers
Cargo Control
Communications
Coordination
Credentialing
Detection
Guard Force
IT Security
Inspections
Intelligence

ACC
BAR
CAC
COM
COR
CRE
DET
GUF
ITS
INS
INT

Lighting
Patrols
Planning, Policies, & Procedures
Redundancy
Response
Stand-off Distance
Structural Hardening
Surveillance
Training
Vessels/Vehicles

LIT
PAT
PPP
RED
RES
SOD
STH
SUR
TRA
VEV