What is the purpose of holding a Post-ISS debrief?

The purpose of holding a Post-ISS debrief primarily focuses on evaluating the effectiveness and safety of the operation that was just conducted. This meeting allows the team to reflect on the boarding process, discussing specific actions taken during the boarding and identifying what safety precautions were implemented.

The assessment of safety measures highlights how well the team adhered to established guidelines during the boarding and provides an opportunity to improve future practices. By reviewing these precautions, the team can ensure that everyone is aware of potential risks involved and can implement necessary safeguards to protect crew members during such operations.

In contrast, other options like reviewing past incidents or conducting formal reviews of vessel documentation, while important in their own right, do not specifically address the immediate objectives of a Post-ISS debrief, which is centered around the recent boarding operation's performance and safety. Evaluating the boarding team's performance is also valuable but is commonly part of a broader evaluation rather than the primary focus of the Post-ISS debrief.