Today the DHS Infrastructure Security Compliance Division (ISCD)
posted a new frequently asked question (FAQ) to their Chemical Facility
Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) Knowledge
Center web site. The new FAQ (#1791)
asks: “What are Reportable Chemicals?” The answer is supposed to be a ‘video
tutorial’, but the FAQ response does not actually show the video. If you
right-click on the video box and copy the video address and then paste that
into your browser you get (actually, I get; I don’t know what you will see) the
following error message:
“Communication Error (tcp_error)
RP1a A communication error
occurred: ""
The Web Server may be down, too
busy, or experiencing other problems preventing it from responding to requests.
You may wish to try again at a later time.”
The idea of using a video to explain regulatory issues fits
in with the times as the YouTube generation seems to prefer getting information
from videos rather than reading explanatory documents. Unfortunately, ISCD
appears to be having some technical issues with embedding the video in their
FAQ response. Perhaps they should have put the video on the DHS YouTube channel
and then just provided a link to the video.
NOTE: As of 9:50 pm EDT on 4-23-18 this FAQ is no longer on the CFATS Knowledge Center. It was apparently taken down some time today.
NOTE: As of 9:50 pm EDT on 4-23-18 this FAQ is no longer on the CFATS Knowledge Center. It was apparently taken down some time today.
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Wasn't sure if this was still a supported blog, but just checked out that FAQ and not only is it on the knowledge center, but the video is also works.
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