Primary Containment Failure

A Primary Containment Failure level event is best described by the failure of immediate containment protocols in the event of a crisis or disaster regarding an MCP Site.

There are two criteria that must be met for an incident to be considered a Primary Containment Failure.

1) Failure of local containment systems, such as inhibition fields, physical barriers and molecular coagulation spawner system overrides.

2) Failure of Local Containment Force to restore containment systems.

In the event of a Primary Containment Failure, Secondary Containment Measures are deployed.