Last updated: 13.03.2009

Security System

Security is an obvious area for concern in business but is often only approached in an ad hoc manner with many significant risks not being given due consideration and management.
Routine, leads to habits which may well leave the business assets, including people, at risk.
The effects of violence, theft and damage are obviously very costly and very disruptive to business operations and morale.
Any loss to the business may be avoidable with appropriate measures put in place.
As with all management, employees need to be aware of and understand the requirements, know when to apply them, and record their compliance.
The system identifies risks of;
The systems look at risks associated with;
There is an Information section that prompts consideration of how risks may arise and how they may be reduced.
Risk Assessments are set out as examples that may be tailored to client requirements.
There are templates for Records of checks carried out, stored on the system.
There is a Diary function setting out a schedule for actions required.
The E mail function delivers reminders of actions due or overdue.
Reporting is by site or group of sites.
The objective is prevention of exposure, if there is then a breach, there is a body of evidence that may be provided to demonstrate to both authorities and insurers, that due diligence was systematically applied and risks were managed for business property and people.