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Safety Assessment Guide
identify risks, eliminate blindspots and give serious attention where it's really needed
Developed and refined over 20 years
Now, for the first time ever, this guide is being made available to all those concerned with school and workplace safety
Don’t be caught unprepared
Why you need the safety assessment guide:
School and workplace safety cannot be left to chance.
We know people are counting on you.
Leveraging this guide ensures that you have ALL your bases covered.
What this comprehensive guide covers:
Building and Grounds
Staff Development
Development & Enforcement of Policies
Level of Community Involvement
Development of an Emergency Response Plan
Role of Law Enforcement
Standards for Security Personnel
ADA Requirement
Communications & Information
Building Access
Tap into decades of public safety experience.
“I have been Chief of Police in two accredited communities as well as a 55 city/town regional SWAT Commander and implemented the BeSafe system into our schools, hospitals, and municipal and community buildings. The BeSafe system has given police and fire personnel an invaluable resource in the areas of preparation and response. “
Richard Stanley
Police Chief - Wareham, MA
A word from BeSafe COO, Kevin Harrington
“Since launching BeSafe in 1999, we have remained relentlessly focused on the safety and security of schools and workplaces of all sizes. That’s all we do and all we’ve ever done. This guide will help you determine whether your facilities safety plans are really meeting the needs of those inside.”
Developed and refined over 20 years of providing thousands of onsite building safety assessments to schools, workplaces and public facilities.
Since 1999, BeSafe onsite facility safety assessments have been performed by our experienced staff for thousands of dollars, depending on campus and facility sizes and geography.
Now, for the first time ever, this guide is being made available to all those concerned with school safety and workplace safety.
We have included contributions from first responders and security personnel from some of the top agencies in the U.S. that we have closely collaborated with over the years.
Why wait?
This comprehensive guide contains a 300-point checklist in an easy to fill out format that can then be easily shared with all stakeholders involved in your organization’s safety and security.
