The security brief
Are the protected assets, operating needs, access principles and required security outcomes clear enough to guide the design?
Security Design Review / A first step under Planning & Design
Bring SNE an existing design and available brief. We give architects, engineering consultancies and project teams an independent review focused on security requirements, design gaps and coordination issues.
Request a Security Design ReviewA closer look at the design
The review follows the project stage and the information available. We agree which systems, areas and documents are included.
Are the protected assets, operating needs, access principles and required security outcomes clear enough to guide the design?
Do the proposed CCTV objectives, access zones, door arrangements and intercom functions address the building’s intended use?
Are doors, lifts, reception, IT, power and building services dependencies identified, with responsibilities assigned?
Do the plans, specifications and schedules agree? Which capacity assumptions, exclusions or decisions need clarification?
What your team receives
The feedback connects each issue to the plans and brief reviewed. It helps your team decide what to change, what to clarify and where further specialist input is needed.
Unavailable information and unverified assumptions remain visible in the review.
Comments linked to the supplied drawing revisions and the agreed review questions.
A clear explanation of issues, their relevance to the brief and the supporting information.
Interfaces, dependencies and open decisions for the relevant members of the design team.
Practical next steps, further information needed and items to resolve before the next project stage.
A review or a new design?
A Security Design Review checks the supplied plans and brief, records findings and recommends actions. Your appointed design team incorporates the agreed changes.
Preparing a new security brief, system architecture, schedules or specifications is a separate Security Planning & Design engagement. Drawing production and coordination responsibilities are agreed in that scope.
Explore planning and designA structured first engagement
Agree the question, information, deliverables, fee and timeframe.
Work through the plans, brief and evidence, with agreed coordination points.
Receive the agreed design information or review findings, with priorities and open decisions.
Add an agreed closeout review or ongoing assurance when needed.
For the first enquiry, tell us the building type, location, current design stage and required timing. We’ll arrange the document sharing process after confirming the scope.
For your next design decision
Tell us what you are designing and what needs a closer look. We’ll confirm the information required and a defined review scope.