Which action is NOT part of a TAHOMA Boarding Officer's responsibilities during a security inspection?

Conducting safety drills is not part of a TAHOMA Boarding Officer's responsibilities during a security inspection. The primary focus of a Boarding Officer during a security inspection is to ensure that security measures are being adhered to and to assess the immediate security environment. This includes checking for proper identification, verifying that established security protocols are followed, and assessing the vessel or facility’s vulnerability to potential threats.

While safety drills are an important aspect of overall vessel safety and preparedness, they are typically part of ongoing training and preparedness routines rather than specific actions taken during a security inspection. Safety drills help ensure crew readiness for emergencies but fall outside the scope of immediate security assessment tasks that Boarding Officers perform during inspections.