Welcome to Fort Point INTRANET,

New Guard Briefing

All Post's Standing Orders

Important Numbers

Visit this section to view Fort Point's Policies, uniform guidelines and all other directives expected of you as a new FP Officer.

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Training

List of training tips, materials and courses for all FP officers.

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Directory of contact information for FP Supervisors, management and emergency services.

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Find important information and Standing Orders for the Post you have been assigned to.

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Regardless of post, never forget our 5 pillars.

The 5 Pillars of an Effective Fort Point Officer

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DETER

Be visible, alert, professional, and proactive to discourage incidents before they occur.

How you stand, talk and act matter to create an effective deterrent presence.

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05

03

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RESPOND

NOTIFY

DOCUMENT

INFORM FP

Take appropriate and immediate action when an incident occurs, while prioritizing safety.

DO NOT act aggressive, angry or disrespectful, stay calm and only respond physically in the event of extreme physical threat to property or persons.

In any extreme and dangerous situation call 911 immediately.

In any other situation - if you are at a BTL Post notify Monitor Room first.

At any other post, notify the manager or senior in charge of that establishment.

While the information is fresh in your mind, accurately write the facts, actions taken, times, persons involved, and outcome of the incident.

If no logbook is available, use any other means to document the incident, WhatsApp, scrap paper, email etc.

Once the first 4 steps have been addressed, call your Fort Point Supervisor on duty to inform about the incident.

Following these steps, will ensure your work, and that of FP will always be respected.

Visit our Training Section to learn more about each Pillar >

Command Directive

Zero Compromise on Post Security Posture

Operational integrity is paramount. Adherence to protocol ensures the safety of all personnel and assets under Fort Point Security jurisdiction.

Access Emergency Protocols

For immediate incident response and critical event management, refer to the full documentation.