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Overnight, thieves strip copper grounding conductors from a fence line at a Generator Owner's switchyard, and normal operation of the switchyard is unaffected. Judged against the damage or destruction of its Facility event type, this incident is:
- A. reportable, because the damage came from intentional human action
- B. reportable, because theft of any Bulk Electric System equipment qualifies
- C. not reportable, because theft leaving normal operation intact is excluded
- D. not reportable, because a Generator Owner is outside the standard's scope
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Answer C not reportable, because theft leaving normal operation intact is excluded
The damage or destruction of its Facility row covers damage from actual or suspected intentional human action but states that it is not necessary to report theft unless it degrades normal operation of the Facility. Generator Owners are Responsible Entities under EOP-004-4, so applicability is not what decides this.
Reference: EOP-004-4 Attachment 1
