security plan

1. ___ has been highlighted as the number one responsibility for facility managers
6. To ensure safety at a facility, buildings must be up to ___.
7. Having ___ security personnel is critical for solving disturbances in a large crowd.
9. An alternative plan used in response to the facility closing or cancelling a show is a ___ plan.
10. Crime prevention through ___ design (CPTED) provides extra protection from crime, using landscaping and architecture.
12. ___ can be used to locate illegal and/or dangerous substances.
13. Riding a ___ means that the police officer is positioned above the crowd, so it is easier to see.
15. A ___ analysis identifies what events are most likely to happen. It starts by analyzing historical data.
16. The key to security is ___.
17. To ensure that employees can implement a security plan, they must be ___.

2. Sport events are unique to most events because fans are allowed to consume ___.
3. The second “D” of physical security is ___.
4. The fourth “D” of physical security is ___.
5. ___ theory is used in a formula to determine how quickly fans can exit a facility. It’s elements are density, speed and flow.
8. The first “D” of physical security is ___.
9. A ___ is any event that threatens people, and/or tangible or intangible assets.
11. An emergency ___ plan is a written and legal document.
12. The third “D” of physical security is ___.
14. Crowd ___ helps prevent the need for crown control.