AsAsP Inspection and Assessment Program (IAP)  is a service based program of providing detailed security inspections, surveys/assessments, and risk management reviews of companies, organizations, facilities, installations, and compounds using industry proven standards and procedures.

             General Procedures:  Requesting agencies will request AsAsP service under the IAP and a AsAsP representative will meet with the potential client and determine the service needs—an inspection, asset survey, vulnerability assessment, or risk management review. 

Service Cost- Will depend on the size and complexity of the type of service provided; however, the AsAsP representative will be prepared to provide a quote prior to performing any service.

Key Benefits

       The IAP provides a third party/objective viewpoint of organizations ability to protect their assets.

       Provides a mechanism for outsourcing the inspection and assessment functions to a disinterested/neutral agency, which reduces or eliminate the possibilities of an internal cover-up.

       The IAP provides a cost based method to allocation of resources to perform a specific inspection or assessment. 

       Reduces or eliminate a organizational personnel requirement by outsourcing the function to agency to conducts inspections and assessments based upon the customers regulatory criteria. 

Capabilities

The IAP is a proactive initiative designed to provide a service to our customers by utilize subject matter experts (SME) in the field to accomplish inspections and assessments.  The experience level of our subject matter experts encompasses the full spectrum of all security disciplines and the basic application of industry standard principles and concepts across local, state, and federal agencies.  We are confident our IAP services will meet and exceed your expectations. 

 Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)

AsAsP security professionals is comprised of personnel that have served or currently serving in a various security positions such as, physical security specialist, security specialist, industrial security specialist, force protection officer, antiterrorism officer, correctional officer, military police officer, loss prevention specialist, crime prevention officer, etc.  Our SME’s experience stretches across the entire security industry to include local, state, and federal government, and all of our SMEs are certified for their profession.   

Coordination with External Agencies

AsAsP have established numerous external relationships with organizations, agencies, and educational institutions to facilitate an effective inspection and assessment program that captures regulatory or statue compliance requirements.  

Inspection/Assessment  

AsAsP will identify appropriate personnel to participate/accomplish the inspection or assessment in the desired time period of the customer.  A pre-assessment or survey may be require to define the appropriate time period to accomplish the inspection/assessment—the size and scope or work may prohibit short fuse inspections/assessments.  AsAsP is dedicated to quality service and we believe our customers will be completely satisfied with AsAsP IAP service.  A mathematical process for conducting risk management that will allow leaders and mangers to adequately manage their exposure to the risk will be provided with all our inspections/assessments.   

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