A security survey gives a rounded picture of risks that your facility/organization faces and the security measures in existence. Without this information it is difficult to assess. Put simply a security survey is an examination of your business in terms of what threats there to its security, as a result of crime, for example, what control measures are currently in place reduce those threats and what further measures maybe required to improve security more safer. 

• Why is it important to consider carrying out a security survey?

Crime and disorder, such as theft(including those by staff as well as customers), vandalism, arson and fraud can have a significant impact on small retailers, in extreme cases closing businesses. Having good security service in place can help you to reduce crime and disorder and limit its impact on your business/work. Not only this but also helps to increase profit, it can also improve staff morale and efficiency. A security survey provides you a framework with assess of the security risks to your business and how you can respond to that risk. It will help you to protect your business, including your stock and property, as well as your own personal security. Before carrying out a security survey it is a good idea to explore the risks in the area. By this we mean to finding out how likely is that crime and disorder will occur. The type and nature of crimes that have occurred in the local area and to your business or other businesses in the area will help you to determine this.  By 'disorder' we mean low level crime or anti-social behavior.

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  Types of scale of risk

• Any trends or patterns in the incidents occurring at the school.
• The selection of security measures.
• The efficiency of the chosen security measures.

Security Survey and Designs a through physical examination of a facility and/or its operation with respect to personal and company assets. These specialized workplace investigations are extremely valuable business tools, whether conducted for due diligence or proactive self-evaluation. We examine the risks these assets are exposed to, and review the measures that are in place to protect them and to mitigate liability. We identify vulnerabilities and make recommendations that how these risks can be minimized or eliminated safely. A survey is conducted so that a problem area can be corrected and future losses are prevented.