Prove readiness, not intent
A certificate backed by an audited survey says something a policy document cannot.
Five steps from first login to a certified workplace. Score above 70% on the annual survey and you are certified — fall short and you get a roadmap, not a rejection.
A full cycle runs across a year, with the survey as the checkpoint.
70%
The survey score required to certify. The free Secure Score uses the same threshold, so you can see roughly where you stand before committing to the process.
Once your organisation connects with us we guide you through onboarding: we set up your profile, provide secure admin and safety logins, and activate your dashboard so you can upload employee data, assign volunteers and start using Secure Place.
Certified trainers deliver the sessions your workplace needs. Your team then runs mock drills through the platform, with participation and evacuation time recorded automatically.
An audited survey measures readiness across your locations — emergency response, reporting channels, training coverage, drill history and statutory compliance.
Clear the 70% threshold and your workplace is certified as a Secure Place to Work, with a mark you can display and share.
Falling short does not end the process. You receive a documented SOP roadmap setting out exactly what to close and in what order, so the next survey is a different conversation.
Beyond the mark itself, the process leaves you with records, a baseline and a plan.
A certificate backed by an audited survey says something a policy document cannot.
Visible investment in safety and speak-up channels is one of the clearest retention signals a workplace can send.
Training completion, drill history and incident logs held centrally and retrievable on request.
A score you can move, compare year on year, and take to the board.
Show clients, candidates and regulators that your workplace has been independently assessed.
Book a demo and we will walk through the survey, the timeline and what onboarding looks like for your organisation.