Security Threat Assesements
All facilities face a certain level of risk associated with various threats. These threats may be the result of natural events, accidents, or intentional acts to cause harm. Regardless of the nature of the threat, facility owners have a responsibility to limit or manage risks from these threats to the extent possible.
Our consulting services will conduct a security threat survey analysis of your company’s facility, work force and critical assets. We will evaluate its vulnerability to potential threats and risks. The survey results will reveal the direct impact of these potential threats and risks on your most valuable assets and operations. The survey provides the information necessary to achieve the appropriate levels of safety and security your organization A security threat assessment can help you find the most cost-effective solution that strikes the right balance between effectiveness and affordability.
Who should get a security threat assessment?
All types of facilities face security threats on a daily basis, so any property owner can benefit from having a security threat assessment performed. Here are just a few examples of different types of buildings that can benefit from evaluating and upgrading their physical security:
- Retailers
- Religious buildings (i.e. churches, mosques, synagogues, and temples)
- Schools and universities
- Hospitals
- Offices
- Hospitality properties (i.e. hotels and restaurants)
- Luxury homes/high-end residential buildings
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EMERGENCY ACTION PLANNING AND EMPLIMENTATION
An Emergency Action Plan describes the actions employees should take to ensure their safety if a fire or other emergency situation occurs. The purpose of an EAP is to facilitate and organize employer and employee actions during workplace emergencies. Having well developed emergency plans and training employees on how to follow it can greatly reduce employee injuries, property damage, and can ensure the safety of visitors in the event of an emergency.
HOW WE CAN HELP
We will conduct an assessment of you business or organization, develop an Emergency Action Plan and train your employees how to follow the plan.
Protective actions for life safety in the plan will include the following emergency procedures:
- Evacuation
- Sheltering
- Shelter-In-Place
- Lockdown
Development of hazard and threat-specific emergency procedures including:
- Natural Hazards (bad weather)
- Human Hazards (active threat/shooter, medical emergencies)
- Mechanical (fire, utility failure)