Business Security Tips

Business and Office Security Tips

  1. If you have a storefront, is it well lighted at night?
  2. Do your staff policies require at least two people to open or close?
  3. Does staff exit the building with a companion whenever possible?
  4. Is your parking lot well lighted at night?
  5. Do employees keep their cars locked at all times?
  6. Do you have a policy for threatening situations? Take the time to discuss these issues with all personnel
  7. Don’t resist if the attacker is only after property or has a weapon.
  8. If you decide to resist, don’t get scared, get MAD! Shout “NO”, “STOP”, or “CALL THE POLICE!” Try to incapacitate the assailant long enough to escape.
  9. Try to get an accurate description of the attacker, color of eyes and hair, type of clothing, height, weight, sex, and any unusual features such as scars or a tattoo
  10. If a vehicle is involved get the license number and direction of travel.

These tips are courtesy of the National Crime Prevention Council and Sonitrol of Eugene Oregon.