Comprehensive Assessments
Clear, documented observations and prioritized next steps.
Security • Preparedness • Emergency Planning
Practical safety and security guidance for Colorado businesses.
We help small and midsize organizations identify observable vulnerabilities, strengthen emergency procedures, and prioritize realistic improvements through professional, site-specific assessments and advisory services.
Local, practical recommendations built around your operations and budget.
Emergency Planning
Site-specific procedures your people can understand and use.
Implementation Support
Practical guidance as your facility, team, and needs change.
What we do
Professional guidance for the things you can actually improve.
We focus on practical safety, physical-security, and emergency-preparedness work for ordinary single-site and small multi-site Colorado organizations—not large, highly regulated facilities or services that require another licensed specialty. Our work is built for professional offices, medical and dental practices, churches, retailers, restaurants, gyms, property managers, nonprofits, service businesses, warehouses, and similar community organizations.
Comprehensive Safety & Security Assessment
Our flagship onsite review examines the way your location operates, then documents positive findings, visible vulnerabilities, and practical priorities.
- Management interviews and site observations
- Access, visitor, delivery, lighting, camera, parking, and emergency-procedure review
- Photo-supported findings when authorized
- Professional written report and management presentation
Emergency Action Plan Development & Review
We help create or improve practical, site-specific procedures for reporting, evacuation, shelter-in-place, lockdown, accountability, communications, and periodic review.
- Staff roles, contacts, and notification procedures
- Evacuation, shelter, lockdown, and accountability guidance
- Built from client-provided information and approved by the client
Employee Safety & Preparedness Training
Focused, employee-oriented instruction that supports your organization’s own plan and daily practices.
- Emergency reporting and communications
- Situational awareness and suspicious-activity reporting
- Evacuation, accountability, shelter, and lockdown fundamentals
Security Policy & Procedure Development
Clear operational procedures for the routines that often determine whether a plan actually works in practice.
- Visitor, vendor, contractor, and access procedures
- Keys, credentials, opening and closing, and incident reporting
- Emergency communications and basic facility responsibilities
Implementation Advisory Services
Independent guidance to help you decide what to do first, ask better vendor questions, and make progress without buying equipment you do not need.
- Low-cost and no-cost improvements
- Phased implementation planning
- Follow-up review of completed improvements
Recurring Safety Advisor Services
Optional ongoing support for organizations that want a consistent outside perspective as staff, spaces, and operations change.
- Periodic reviews and annual reassessments
- Plan, policy, and training refreshers
- Reasonable advisory support and priority scheduling
A straightforward process
From walkthrough to realistic action.
- 1
Discover
We start with your facility, operations, concerns, and goals.
- 2
Observe
We review the agreed scope onsite and document what matters.
- 3
Prioritize
You receive findings organized by urgency, cost, effort, and operational impact.
- 4
Improve
You decide what fits your business; we can help sequence the work.
Clear starting points
Professional scope before work begins.
Every facility is different. Final pricing reflects size, operational complexity, buildings and locations, interviews, travel, documentation needs, and the agreed scope.
Small Site
Starting at $1,250
Comprehensive Safety & Security Assessment for a straightforward single-site organization.
- Discovery call and management intake
- Onsite observations
- Written findings and priority recommendations
- Management report-out
Most common next step
Planning & Training
Starting at $750
Emergency Action Plan development and employee preparedness training each begin at $750, scoped to your people and location.
- Site-specific emergency procedures
- Clear staff roles and communications
- Plan review, delivery, or onsite training
- Client approval before plan adoption
Complex & Ongoing
Starting at $2,500
For medium, multi-building, or more complex assessments. Large and recurring engagements are quoted by proposal.
- Expanded observations and interviews
- Multi-building or multi-site scope
- Implementation advisory options
- Recurring advisor support by proposal
We do not sell security equipment or receive commissions for recommending particular products or vendors unless an arrangement is separately disclosed in writing.
About us
Practical experience. Honest recommendations.
Front Range Safety and Security Advisors helps Colorado organizations improve everyday preparedness without fear-based sales, bloated contracts, or generic templates.
Our perspective is informed by professional experience in public safety, military security, emergency response, access control, incident recognition, report writing, and protective operations. We bring that perspective to a defined, client-specific scope—and refer specialized concerns to the right professionals.
IndependentNo equipment sales agendaPracticalBudget and operations awareDirectPlain-language guidance
We are an advisory consulting firm—not a security-guard company, alarm installer, private-investigation agency, law firm, engineering firm, cybersecurity firm, or regulatory-compliance auditor. We can lead practical physical-security observations, emergency-preparedness reviews, basic Emergency Action Plan development, training, procedures, and implementation planning. Where we observe a concern requiring a specialist—such as code, fire, engineering, legal, HR, electrical, structural, or advanced system-design work—we recommend appropriate qualified help.
Important scope information
Clear about what an assessment is—and is not.
Do all recommendations have to be completed?
No. We organize findings so you can choose sensible actions based on priority, cost, effort, and your operations. Many improvements are low-cost procedural or maintenance changes.
Is an Emergency Action Plan required?
Depending on the workplace and applicable standards, a written Emergency Action Plan may be required. Even where one is not specifically required, documented emergency procedures can improve coordination, employee understanding, and organizational preparedness.
What falls outside your scope?
We do not provide legal advice, engineering services, regulatory certification, OSHA or ADA compliance audits, fire-code or building-code inspections, cybersecurity assessments, formal behavioral-threat assessments, or guarantees that an incident will not occur.
Start with a conversation
Tell us about your organization.
We will talk through your location, people, operations, and concerns. If we can help, we will recommend a sensible scope. If another professional is the better fit, we will tell you.
✓ Complimentary discovery call
✓ Serving Castle Rock and the Colorado Front Range
✉ contact-us@frontrangesafetysecurity.com
✓ Not monitored for emergencies—call 911 or the appropriate local authority
Professional disclaimer
Front Range Safety and Security Advisors provides advisory safety, physical-security, and emergency-preparedness services. Our assessments are based on conditions observed during the engagement, information made available by the client, and the agreed scope of work. Services do not constitute legal advice, engineering services, regulatory certification, a fire-code or building-code inspection, an OSHA or ADA compliance audit, a cybersecurity assessment, or a guarantee that incidents will not occur. Conditions requiring specialized expertise may be referred to qualified professionals or appropriate authorities.