Who receives the unsecured building/lock security violation report after it is completed?

• A. Watch Commander
• B. Building owner
• C. Security contractor
• D. Base Architect

Answer: (A)

When a security violation like an unsecured building or open lock is reported, the report is routed to the on‑duty supervisor who oversees current operations. That person is the Watch Commander, and they take ownership of the incident by reviewing the completed report, logging it, and directing any necessary follow-up actions with the appropriate teams. This centralized role ensures consistent response, accountability, and proper escalation if needed.

The building owner is typically not the immediate recipient of the completed internal security report; they may be informed later per policy or if the issue directly affects their responsibilities. A security contractor may be involved in fixing the underlying issue, but they aren’t the default recipient of the completed report. The base architect focuses on design and planning and isn’t part of the routine incident reporting workflow.