At what level of security must the controller be set to create new jobs?

To create new jobs within a system, the controller must be set to a level of security that allows for higher privileges necessary for job creation. The "Editing or Management" security level typically grants users the capabilities to modify settings, manage system tasks, and create or configure new jobs. This level of access is essential because job creation not only involves adding entries but may also require modifying existing setups to accommodate new tasks.

In contrast, other levels such as "Maintenance," "Standard User," or "Guest" do not provide the necessary permissions to alter the system in such a way that lets users create new jobs. The "Maintenance" level might allow for some system upkeep tasks, but it usually doesn’t encompass job creation. "Standard User" typically has limited capabilities to ensure security and standard operation without extensive administrative privileges, while "Guest" access is extremely restricted and unlikely to allow for any sort of job management. Therefore, the higher privileges granted at the "Editing or Management" level are justified as the appropriate requirement for creating new jobs.