The document discusses the importance of having well-written and up-to-date post orders for security officers. It notes that outdated or nonexistent post orders expose an organization to risk and liability. The document then provides guidelines for designing post orders, including dividing them into general orders, shift orders, emergency orders, and appendices. It stresses the importance of training officers on and testing their understanding of the post orders.

1. Post Order Design, Development and Implementation Brian Taylor, CFE, CPP, PSP