ABSTRACT
Are they controlled? Yes No How? _______________________________________
_______________________________________ 33. Is the entire perimeter under control? Yes No
If no, explain: _______________________________________
1. Are vehicles permitted to park anywhere on the grounds? Yes No List areas: _______________________________________
2. Are there designated parking lots? Yes No Where? _______________________________________
3. Are the parking areas fenced in or monitored by security? Yes No
4. Are there any controls established to protect vehicles from vandalism or theft? Yes No
1. Are all doors strong and formidable, and do they appear secure? Yes No
2. Are all door hinge pins located on the inside? Yes No 3. Are all door hinges installed so that it would be
impossible to remove closed doors without seriously damaging doors or jambs? Yes No
4. Are all door frames well constructed and in good repair? Yes No
5. Are the exterior locks either double-cylinder locks, deadbolts, or jimmy-or pick-proof types of locks? Yes No Describe: _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________
6. Can the breaking of glass or a door panel allow the person to open the door? Yes No
7. Are all locks working properly? Yes No 8. Are all doors properly secured or reinforced? Yes No 9. Are all doorframes reinforced to resist prying,
spreading, etc.? Yes No 10. Are all unused doors kept locked and secured? Yes No 11. Are all keys in the possession of authorized personnel? Yes No 12. Are keys issued only to personnel who actually
need them? Yes No 13. Are the padlocks, chains, and hasps heavy enough? Yes No 14. Are the hasps installed so that the screws cannot
be removed? Yes No
1. Are nonessential windows either bricked up or protected with steel mesh, iron bars, grills, etc.? Yes No
2. Are all windows within 18 feet of the ground equipped with protective coverings? Yes No
3. Are all windows less than 14 feet from trees, poles, or adjoining buildings, etc. equipped with protective coverings? Yes No
4. Are the bars or screens mounted securely? Yes No 5. Are the window locks designed so that they cannot be
opened by breaking the glass? Yes No 6. Are small or expensive items left in windows
overnight? Yes No
7. Are there security-type glass panes used in any of the windows? Yes No
8. Are windows that are located under loading docks or similar structures protected? Yes No
9. Are windows removable without breaking them? Yes No 10. Are unused windows permanently closed? Yes No 11. Are windows connected to an alarm system adequately
protected? Yes No 12. Are windows that are not secured by bars or alarms
kept locked or otherwise protected? Yes No 13. Have windows and doors been reinforced (examples:
burglar-resistant glass, Lexan, or Plexiglas, etc.)? Yes No Describe: _________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________
14. Are all windows properly equipped with locks or reinforced glass or with decorative protective bars or sturdy shutters? Yes No
15. Are all vents and similar openings that are larger than 96 square feet secured or reinforced with protective coverings? Yes No
1. Is the lighting adequate to illuminate critical areas (alleys, fire escapes, ground-level windows, etc.)? Yes No
2. Is illumination sufficient for at least 100 yards? Yes No 3. Is there adequate candlepower at ground level for
horizontal viewing? Yes No 4. Is there sufficient illumination over entrances? Yes No 5. Are the perimeter areas lighted to assist police
surveillance of the area? Yes No 6. Are the protective lighting system and the working
lighting system on the same level? Yes No 7. Is there an auxiliary power source for protective
lighting? Yes No 8. How often is the auxiliary power system tested?
