How
do you secure your store? |
Step |
Initiative |
Solutions |
Service |
One |
'Find
the right people |
Hire
honest people bythroughly checking references. |
Reference
checking services |
Two |
'Store openings' |
Use special
event personnel who are triend in event management.
|
Event management
personnel. |
Three |
'Manage
shrinkage' |
systematically
analyse the situations. |
Consulting
and loss control services. |
Four |
'Protect the
front-end' |
Use combination
of manpower(security officers,store detectives),technology(CCTV
and EAS)and test purchasing. |
Manpower &
technology(CCTV & EAS)services. |
Five |
'Protect
the back door' |
Use
combination of manpower(security officers,systems checkers
and technology(CCTV) |
Manpower
& technology(CCTV & EAS)services. |
Six |
'Raise awareness' |
Get staff on
yoursiade and communicate their role. |
Loss prevention
education programmes |
Seven |
'Get
rid of 'bad apples' |
Use
investigative services such ad uncover,stop and search,polygraph
and special investigations. |
Investigativeservices. |
1.1. Companies are keen to measure the cost
of every asset and calculate a return
of investment.
1.2. But how do you measure the value of
security?
What price should
an organization put on its security measures?
How does your
current security arrangements shape up to the deadly attacks of
organized crime, industrial espionage, employee theft and
violent criminals?
1.3. Take time out to answer
the following questions as honestly as you can:
1.3.1 Is the outer perimeter of your premises secured
by an effective barrier
such as a solid, high wall or electric fence. (Is the
electric charge on the fence working)?
1.3.2. Do you have electronic access control
at all entrances.
1.3.3. Are your main entrances effectively
manned and are the correct entry/exit
procedures followed?
1.3.4. Do you have properly focused
security cameras in key positions
and are the recording Facilities in operation?
1.3.5. Do all doors have high profile
security locks and do you know
in whose hands your duplicate keys are in?
1.3.6. Are your windows fortified
by steel burglar guards built into the walls
or can they easily be cut with a set of industrial bolt
cutters?
1.3.7. Are your alarm sensors in working
order and monitored by an
independent 24-hour control room?
Are
the sensors triggered by motion, heat or pressure? Why
not by all three?
1.3.8. Is your security company registered
with the Security Industries
Regulatory Authority?
Are
their employees properly screened and subjected to random polygraphs?
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