Cameras and alarms don’t actually protect and prevent criminal thefts. But what does?
Short of removing all your firearms from cases and racks each evening—which is time-consuming and can damage inventory—what cost-effective strategies can you consider for ramping up your security program?
What steps should you take now to create the “feel-good” shopping experience that fulfills your customer’s emotional needs and keeps them coming back?
As an FFL, you have a responsibility to do everything you can to strengthen your security and present yourself as a hard target to criminals. Hopefully, this list will help you assess your current security program and offer suggestions for improvements you can make.
NSSF’s Store Security Audit team is standing by to assist you with any physical or operational security or safety issue you may have including design, planning, training, and crisis management. All NSSF members are encouraged to take advantage of our onsite Risk & Security Assessment.
John Bocker is an NSSF Security Consultant Team Member and the Managing Director at JB Group, LLC, based in Denver, Colorado. JB Group is a business security and strategy consulting organization specializing in ATF FFL compliance and protecting FFLs against unexpected losses resulting from burglary, robbery, and internal control failures. Have a question regarding this article? Contact John at (720) 514-0609.