SSS Foundation Standard Documentation System

CLASS

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ALPHA (α)

Anomalies that are safe and easy to contain.

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BETA (β)

Anomalies that require more resources for full containment, or whose containment is not always reliable.

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GAMMA (γ)

Anomalies that are extremely difficult or impossible to contain consistently and reliably. Containment procedures are often extensive and complex.

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DELTA (δ)

Anomalies that are theoretically containable, but are better left uncontained for a specific reason.

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OMEGA (ω)

Anomalies that cannot be contained, are predicted to imminently breach containment, or are in a similar scenario. Typically associated with world-ending threats.

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EPSILON (ε)

Anomalies that no longer exhibit anomalous properties, either due to destruction, deactivation, or the cessation of the anomaly's effects.

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ZETA (ζ)

Anomalies previously considered anomalous, but whose effects are now fully explained by mainstream science or proven to be non-anomalous.

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ANOMALY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM (ACS)

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[DISTURBANCE CLASS]

(EASY)

Disturbance Scale: Minimal to none. Characteristics:Affects only a single individual or is inert. Foundation Handling:Very easy to clean up or cover up.

(NORMAL)

Disturbance Scale: Localized to a small group of people. Characteristics:Affects several individuals but does not spread far. Foundation Handling:Relatively simple to neutralize.

(HARD)

Disturbance Scale: City-sized or equivalent population. Characteristics:Can spread at a concerning rate. Foundation Handling:Quite difficult to neutralize.

(INSANE)

Disturbance Scale: From large metropolitan areas to entire countries or the world. Characteristics:Spreads rapidly and is difficult to manage due to scale/power. Foundation Handling:Extremely difficult to neutralize.

(EXTREME)

Disturbance Scale: The entire world to the universe. Characteristics:Threatens or has completely breached secrecy protocols. Foundation Handling:The Foundation essentially "declares war" to neutralize it.

(NIGHTMARE)

Disturbance Scale: Total or unlimited. Characteristics:Unknown. Foundation Handling:Resigned.

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[RISK CLASS]

NOTICE: Effects are almost none to mild. Not harmful to nearby individuals.

CAUTION: Effects are mild to moderate. Can cause minor harm.

WARNING: Effects are moderate to significant. Poses a moderate hazard.

DANGER: Effects are significant to extreme. Poses a major hazard.

CRITICAL: Effects are instant or extremely severe. Death is highly likely and recovery is impossible.

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[THREAT LEVELS]

GREEN: Not harmful when handled correctly.

YELLOW: Dangerous but easy to re-contain.

RED: Highly unpredictable and destructive; a breach could become a high-priority scenario.

BLUE: Possesses the capacity for global-scale destruction.

PURPLE: Destruction of the universe itself.

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STAFF TITLES

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RESEARCHER: Conducts scientific research on anomalies.

CONTAINMENT SPECIALIST: Designs and maintains procedures for containing anomalies.

SECURITY OFFICER: Guards the physical and informational security of a site.

FIELD AGENT: Investigates reports of anomalous activity in the community.

MOBILE TASK FORCE: Member of an elite unit assigned to special missions, such as handling anomaly breaches.

SITE EXECUTIVE: The highest-ranking head of a Foundation facility.

THE 12 COUNCIL: The 12 individuals forming the highest leadership of the Foundation.

FOUNDER: The founder of the Search, Secure, Shelter foundation itself.

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SECURITY CLEARANCE LEVELS

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LEVEL 0 (Official Use Only): No access to anomalous information. Administrative, logistical, or janitorial staff at facilities without anomaly containment.

LEVEL 1 (Very Restricted): Works around, but does not directly interact with anomalies. May handle some sensitive data.

LEVEL 2 (Restricted): Direct access to information regarding contained anomalies. Most Researchers, Field Agents, and Containment Specialists.

LEVEL 3 (Confidential): In-depth data on recovery, sources, and long-term planning for anomalies. Senior Researchers, Project Managers, Tactical Response Officers, and MTF Operatives.

LEVEL 4 (Top Secret): Site or regional-level intelligence and long-term strategic data. Site Executives, Security Executives, MTF Commanders.

LEVEL 5 (All Contents): Virtually unlimited access to all Foundation data. The Founder and The 12 Council Members.

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CLASS PRIORITY

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CLASS S (Founder): The Founder of the foundation must never be near anomalies, has the highest level of protection and security. In any situation, prioritize the Founder as an absolute imperative.

CLASS A (The 12 Council): The 12 Council. They must not be near anomalies and have a high-level evacuation protocol.

CLASS B (Essential Personnel): Staff essential to site operations, such as System Administrators. They are evacuated first during emergencies.

CLASS C (Frontline): The majority of staff at containment sites, such as Researchers and Security Officers. They have direct access to anomalies and must follow specific evacuation orders.

CLASS D (Expendable Personnel): Used for high-risk tasks with anomalies. Typically drawn from convicts. Emergency protocols for them are often "termination."