How will the individual inputting the information into CSAT be defined?

For more information on user roles, please reference the information found in the CSAT User Registration User Guide http://www.dhs.gov/xlibrary/assets/chemsec_csatuserregismanual.pdf (PDF, 45 pages - 2.01 MB). Referenced Text: The User Registration system allows each organization to designate individuals who will be responsible for inputting and verifying the information entered into the CSAT system. The following roles are defined in CSAT: • The Preparer is authorized to enter the data into the CSAT system, but not to submit the data to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

€¢ The Submitter is designated by the company to submit the information collected in the CSAT system to DHS. €¢ The Authorizer is the individual who provides assurance to DHS that the submitter and preparer are authorized to complete the CSAT information. €¢ The Reviewer, which is an optional role, is allowed to review information but not to enter, edit, or submit the information.

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