The consequences of neglecting to set up and implement these management plans can be serious. Plans must be comprehensive. Two lines in the manual about how you're going to cope in case of a power shortage just won't do. Swisher says she's gone into some facilities where a slapdash job is presumed to convey compliance.
Some people seem to think that a policy or two captures intent.
Depending on your location, the type of clientele you serve, and the size of your facility, security issues will differ. A cookie-cutter approach to security planning is doomed to failure. Swisher says that she helps organizations to customize the sample plan to fit the program's needs exactly. The only way you can properly customize your plan is by taking the time to get to know the needs of your facility. Then, make sure your plan is detailed enough to be used for training purposes and accurate enough for PI monitoring, Swisher says.