Steam ID: STEAM_0:1:440954641
Discord name: Igorski
For how long have you played on CG SCP: V Time = 1 w, 3d, 18 h (At time of writing)
Age: 18
In what country are you located?: Scotland
Time zone: GMT
Character name(s):
Foundation = 'Igorski' | [REDACTED] 'Baby Hands' (0-1)
Choas = Frank 'Baby Hands'
Civilian name: Collin Anderson
What server are you applying for? (SCP-RP UK or SCP-RP USA): SCP-RP UK
Do you have a mic?:
- Yes
List all whitelisted, MTF, or CI roles that you hold or have held:
- IA Ambassador, MTF 0-1 Law's Left Hand - Operative (SPC), SCP-096,
Have you received any kicks/bans/warning? and why?:
- I have only received 1 warning in the time I've played on the server and it was for 'Trespassing As A Civ'. I decided to give surface roles a go one night and as an IA Ambassador, I had seen tons of civilians (not CGITV) enter the foundation which resulted in them having to get amnestied and released to the surface. I didn't realize it was against the server rules and I'm truly sorry about it.
Why are you applying for Site Advisor?
- I'm looking to progress my career within the Foundation and, hopefully, expand into the Site Administration side of it. I specifically want to be a Site Advisor as I believe there is quite a big gap between Department Heads/Senior roles and the Site Administration. Being in a SA role would give me the chance to bridge that gap and carefully funnel information/issues/ideas to the relevant people to ensure actions are taken, e.g. If a GENSEC Captain lets me know about an issue with an MTF member then I can ensure the MTFs commanding Officer is informed, a report is made for Ethics/0-5/any relevant authority and I can then ensure an investigation or corrective actions are performed.
Another reason why I'm applying for SA is that I'm looking for a new challenge and I believe, after talking to other Site Advisors, that SA will offer me that challenge. Part of that challenge could be creating more RP with different departments or creating plans to tackle containment breaches with multiple MTF forces.
What makes you suitable for Site Administration?:
- Prior to becoming an Agent I had to gain experience in (almost) every class (Security, D-Class, Research, and Support). This ensured I had a core knowledge of what different sides of the Foundation do and what is expected from them. As an Agent/Ambassador, I've had the opportunity to ensure the expected standards of every sector are being met through the Code of Conduct/Code of Ethics/Legal Codex. I've also had to heavily communicate with the heads of every department (Directors of Research/Chief(s) of Medicine/etc) for a variety of reasons. Usually, this involves breaking down incidents that have happened and providing them with the relevant information of any Staff that have broken the CoE/CoC/Legal Codex or incidents that might impact their daily operations (e.g. investigations, operation, etc). This experience of dealing with department heads and having an in-depth knowledge of how every sector of the Foundation operates is vital for the success of sites and is also required to be an effective Site Advisor
I have also been in situations (often later in the evening) where I am the only Clearance 4 individual and there are multiple containment breaches. During these, I've had to analyze the threat to the Foundation, see what resources we currently have, establish communication with every department and create a plan to recontain the threat. This can involve giving the trained and approved MTF access to the advanced armory, preparing firing lines, or creating different teams to re-contain the breaches. This is because I am able to keep a cool and level head in any situation and analyze problems that are occurring to figure out the best course of action to resolve any issues.
While being an Ambassador I am responsible for ensuring IA Agents have duties and are fully confident in handling any issues that pop up. I like to host meetings for IA Agents to let them know of anything that could impact their duties and am always in contact (either via radio or comms) with my Agents to ensure I have an accurate picture of what is going on in the Foundation and so I can move Agents to certain areas if it needs to be covered.
I feel these experiences make me qualified to be a Site Advisor as it shows how capable I am of pulling teams together to achieve a common goal and relaying the appropriate information where it needs to go.
What are the responsibilities of Site Administration in RP?:
- Site Advisors have a lot of responsibilities within the site. A SA is responsible for ensuring the Site Director+ is up to date on any issues that are happening within the facility and that the appropriate actions are being taken to ensure the safety of the said site and its personnel. The Site Advisor would also be responsible for ensuring the wellbeing of the facility and is in charge of doing so if the Site Director is unavailable. Another big part of the SA duties within the site is ensuring every department is running as optimal as possible and that the relevant rules are being followed via visits around the site, meetings with department heads, and the monitoring of the various comms channels. Site Advsiors are critical as they ensure that information is passed to the relevant people when it is needed to prevent any issues arising that could compromise the facility.
Please give some lore about your Site Administration character and what storylines they would be involved in:
- Collin 'Igorski' Anderson was born on the 13th of February 1974 in one of the isolated Scottish Highland villages, he was given up shortly after birth and was raised in an orphanage. In 1992, at the age of 18 Collin joined the British Army where he became a para-rescue trooper, and later in 1999, he joined the SAS and specialized in covert operations. In 2002, after the events of 9/11 he and his squad were sent into Afghanistan to investigate what they believed to be a Taliban terror cell planning an attack. During one operation, involving an undercover operative planted to disrupt a suspected gun sale gunshots rang out across the compound. Fearing for the life of his squadmate, he commenced a counter-attack where he was met with a sight he had never seen before. There was a red dog-like creature that was standing in front of ripped open metal containers, surrounded by bodies and tearing into his squad-mate. Behind the creature were a group of armed men he would later find out to be called the Choas Insurgency. Upon seeing what the creature was doing he froze, that action saved his life as his other squadmate started firing, and as soon as he did the creature ran at him and killed him. This strange creature then started to look around and Collin could swear he heard it impersonate his squaddies. After coming to his senses Collin heard the rumble of footsteps, flashbangs, and gunfire. The next thing he remembers is awakening in a helicopter surrounded by men with MTF stitched into their uniforms. When they realized he was awake they quickly gave him a sedative. The next few hours were a mix of voices, needles and it finally ended with him sitting in a dark room. He was given a choice, either join us or be heavily amnesticated and returned to a random village. With his advanced skills and training this organization was willing to take him in and offer him a job working with creatures hr could never have even realized existed. It wasn't like he had much of a choice however as he knew his squad was in a deep cover investigation and as he had no relationships there was no one to notify about his disappearance. Besides his existence could just be erased by the British Government, this was something the men in front of him made evidently clear. He decided to go for it and take their offer. He started out working in general security and after 8 years he was fully loyal to the organization that had taken him in. He was given the opportunity to work with an Internal Affairs Ambassador and after impressing him he was offered a place as an Agent in IA. He served as an Agent from 2010-2015 being involved in many high-profile arrests and investigations. In 2015 he was given the opportunity to yet again progress his career and become an Internal Affairs Ambassador. His eyes were opened to just how massive this Foundation was, its multiple sites, hundreds of SCPs, 1000s of employees, and how hidden away it really was. On the 28th of <DATA REDACTED> during a case of multiple breaches at Site-<REDACTED> he was responsible for coordinating the recontainment of SCP-<REDACTED>, SCP-<REDACTED>, and SCP-< REDACTED> after all higher Clearance staff were either cut off or killed due to an accompanying CI raid. His actions that day prevented the possibility of further breaches and ensured the site didn't activate its <DATA REDACTED> to prevent a site breach. After 5 more years as an Ambassador and a transfer to another site, he was informed that the current Site Advisor for site 65 was moving up in the Foundation and that the position was open. He hurried to submit an application for the position hoping he would be yet again be given an incredible opportunity to progress his career further within the SCP Foundation.
Discord name: Igorski
For how long have you played on CG SCP: V Time = 1 w, 3d, 18 h (At time of writing)
Age: 18
In what country are you located?: Scotland
Time zone: GMT
Character name(s):
Foundation = 'Igorski' | [REDACTED] 'Baby Hands' (0-1)
Choas = Frank 'Baby Hands'
Civilian name: Collin Anderson
What server are you applying for? (SCP-RP UK or SCP-RP USA): SCP-RP UK
Do you have a mic?:
- Yes
List all whitelisted, MTF, or CI roles that you hold or have held:
- IA Ambassador, MTF 0-1 Law's Left Hand - Operative (SPC), SCP-096,
Have you received any kicks/bans/warning? and why?:
- I have only received 1 warning in the time I've played on the server and it was for 'Trespassing As A Civ'. I decided to give surface roles a go one night and as an IA Ambassador, I had seen tons of civilians (not CGITV) enter the foundation which resulted in them having to get amnestied and released to the surface. I didn't realize it was against the server rules and I'm truly sorry about it.
Why are you applying for Site Advisor?
- I'm looking to progress my career within the Foundation and, hopefully, expand into the Site Administration side of it. I specifically want to be a Site Advisor as I believe there is quite a big gap between Department Heads/Senior roles and the Site Administration. Being in a SA role would give me the chance to bridge that gap and carefully funnel information/issues/ideas to the relevant people to ensure actions are taken, e.g. If a GENSEC Captain lets me know about an issue with an MTF member then I can ensure the MTFs commanding Officer is informed, a report is made for Ethics/0-5/any relevant authority and I can then ensure an investigation or corrective actions are performed.
Another reason why I'm applying for SA is that I'm looking for a new challenge and I believe, after talking to other Site Advisors, that SA will offer me that challenge. Part of that challenge could be creating more RP with different departments or creating plans to tackle containment breaches with multiple MTF forces.
What makes you suitable for Site Administration?:
- Prior to becoming an Agent I had to gain experience in (almost) every class (Security, D-Class, Research, and Support). This ensured I had a core knowledge of what different sides of the Foundation do and what is expected from them. As an Agent/Ambassador, I've had the opportunity to ensure the expected standards of every sector are being met through the Code of Conduct/Code of Ethics/Legal Codex. I've also had to heavily communicate with the heads of every department (Directors of Research/Chief(s) of Medicine/etc) for a variety of reasons. Usually, this involves breaking down incidents that have happened and providing them with the relevant information of any Staff that have broken the CoE/CoC/Legal Codex or incidents that might impact their daily operations (e.g. investigations, operation, etc). This experience of dealing with department heads and having an in-depth knowledge of how every sector of the Foundation operates is vital for the success of sites and is also required to be an effective Site Advisor
I have also been in situations (often later in the evening) where I am the only Clearance 4 individual and there are multiple containment breaches. During these, I've had to analyze the threat to the Foundation, see what resources we currently have, establish communication with every department and create a plan to recontain the threat. This can involve giving the trained and approved MTF access to the advanced armory, preparing firing lines, or creating different teams to re-contain the breaches. This is because I am able to keep a cool and level head in any situation and analyze problems that are occurring to figure out the best course of action to resolve any issues.
While being an Ambassador I am responsible for ensuring IA Agents have duties and are fully confident in handling any issues that pop up. I like to host meetings for IA Agents to let them know of anything that could impact their duties and am always in contact (either via radio or comms) with my Agents to ensure I have an accurate picture of what is going on in the Foundation and so I can move Agents to certain areas if it needs to be covered.
I feel these experiences make me qualified to be a Site Advisor as it shows how capable I am of pulling teams together to achieve a common goal and relaying the appropriate information where it needs to go.
What are the responsibilities of Site Administration in RP?:
- Site Advisors have a lot of responsibilities within the site. A SA is responsible for ensuring the Site Director+ is up to date on any issues that are happening within the facility and that the appropriate actions are being taken to ensure the safety of the said site and its personnel. The Site Advisor would also be responsible for ensuring the wellbeing of the facility and is in charge of doing so if the Site Director is unavailable. Another big part of the SA duties within the site is ensuring every department is running as optimal as possible and that the relevant rules are being followed via visits around the site, meetings with department heads, and the monitoring of the various comms channels. Site Advsiors are critical as they ensure that information is passed to the relevant people when it is needed to prevent any issues arising that could compromise the facility.
Please give some lore about your Site Administration character and what storylines they would be involved in:
- Collin 'Igorski' Anderson was born on the 13th of February 1974 in one of the isolated Scottish Highland villages, he was given up shortly after birth and was raised in an orphanage. In 1992, at the age of 18 Collin joined the British Army where he became a para-rescue trooper, and later in 1999, he joined the SAS and specialized in covert operations. In 2002, after the events of 9/11 he and his squad were sent into Afghanistan to investigate what they believed to be a Taliban terror cell planning an attack. During one operation, involving an undercover operative planted to disrupt a suspected gun sale gunshots rang out across the compound. Fearing for the life of his squadmate, he commenced a counter-attack where he was met with a sight he had never seen before. There was a red dog-like creature that was standing in front of ripped open metal containers, surrounded by bodies and tearing into his squad-mate. Behind the creature were a group of armed men he would later find out to be called the Choas Insurgency. Upon seeing what the creature was doing he froze, that action saved his life as his other squadmate started firing, and as soon as he did the creature ran at him and killed him. This strange creature then started to look around and Collin could swear he heard it impersonate his squaddies. After coming to his senses Collin heard the rumble of footsteps, flashbangs, and gunfire. The next thing he remembers is awakening in a helicopter surrounded by men with MTF stitched into their uniforms. When they realized he was awake they quickly gave him a sedative. The next few hours were a mix of voices, needles and it finally ended with him sitting in a dark room. He was given a choice, either join us or be heavily amnesticated and returned to a random village. With his advanced skills and training this organization was willing to take him in and offer him a job working with creatures hr could never have even realized existed. It wasn't like he had much of a choice however as he knew his squad was in a deep cover investigation and as he had no relationships there was no one to notify about his disappearance. Besides his existence could just be erased by the British Government, this was something the men in front of him made evidently clear. He decided to go for it and take their offer. He started out working in general security and after 8 years he was fully loyal to the organization that had taken him in. He was given the opportunity to work with an Internal Affairs Ambassador and after impressing him he was offered a place as an Agent in IA. He served as an Agent from 2010-2015 being involved in many high-profile arrests and investigations. In 2015 he was given the opportunity to yet again progress his career and become an Internal Affairs Ambassador. His eyes were opened to just how massive this Foundation was, its multiple sites, hundreds of SCPs, 1000s of employees, and how hidden away it really was. On the 28th of <DATA REDACTED> during a case of multiple breaches at Site-<REDACTED> he was responsible for coordinating the recontainment of SCP-<REDACTED>, SCP-<REDACTED>, and SCP-< REDACTED> after all higher Clearance staff were either cut off or killed due to an accompanying CI raid. His actions that day prevented the possibility of further breaches and ensured the site didn't activate its <DATA REDACTED> to prevent a site breach. After 5 more years as an Ambassador and a transfer to another site, he was informed that the current Site Advisor for site 65 was moving up in the Foundation and that the position was open. He hurried to submit an application for the position hoping he would be yet again be given an incredible opportunity to progress his career further within the SCP Foundation.
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