The weak points in post orders are rarely formatting. They are stale contacts, unclear escalation, missing tools, site-specific gaps, and duties that changed after the document was approved.
Property, facility, client, post, shift coverage, and where the order applies.
Opening, closing, patrols, access control, deliveries, visitor handling, and reporting.
Manager, client contact, emergency services, vendor, facilities, and backup contacts.
What gets escalated, to whom, how fast, and through which channel.
Radios, cameras, access control, incident reporting, keys, logs, and forms.
Expected actions for medical, fire, intrusion, violence, evacuation, and business disruption.
Site-specific risks, doors, routes, staging areas, elevators, tenants, and handoff notes.
Named owner, last review, next review, open flags, and change history.
A tenant changes, a manager leaves, a camera system gets replaced, a gate process changes, or a client adds a reporting requirement. SOP Live helps security teams catch those changes before the next shift depends on old instructions.
Run a free SOP audit and see missing contacts, unclear escalation, stale details, and suggested fixes.