WHAT THIS SERVICE COVERS
✓ Full physical site walkthrough
✓ Vulnerability prioritization & report
✓ Chain of command & ERT structure
✓ Updated protocols & procedures
✓ Internal reporting strategy
✓ Incident management & recovery plan
SERVICE OVERVIEW
Understand Your Risk. Build Your Plan.
Every organization carries its own unique vulnerabilities shaped by its building, its neighborhood, its staff, and its history. Before any meaningful preparedness work can begin, those vulnerabilities need to be identified clearly and honestly.
The JEPP team visits your location in person, meets with your leadership and staff, and conducts a full physical and operational assessment. We evaluate existing or past known threats, walk every space your community uses, and surface risks that often go unnoticed in day-to-day operations.
From there, we build a customized plan of action: a chain of command, a trained Emergency Response Team, updated protocols, and a clear reporting and recovery strategy so your organization moves from "we should probably do something" to "we have a plan, and everyone knows their role."
On-Site Physical Walkthrough
Our team visits your facility in person to evaluate physical vulnerabilities firsthand.
Vulnerability Prioritization Report
Analysis of real incidents and practice drills designed to simulate unpredictable events your team may face.
Chain of Command Structure
We define roles and responsibilities for 24/7 coverage, so there's never ambiguity in a crisis.
Internal Reporting Strategy
A communication plan, incident management structure, and recovery process built for your team.
Proprietary Assessment Methods
We apply proven, JEPP-developed methods to surface organizational vulnerabilities others miss.
OUR PROCESS
From Assessment to Action Plan
Security planning happens in two connected phases — first we understand the risk, then we build the response.
PHASE 1
Vulnerability Assessment
A full site assessment where the JEPP team visits your location, meets with your team, and assesses physical vulnerabilities evaluating existing or past known threats through discussions and interviews.
Introduction & expectation session
Vulnerability Assessment Questionnaire
On-site walkthrough assessment
Vulnerability Prioritization
Vulnerability Assessment Report
PHASE 2
Plan of Action
JEPP reviews or creates your existing policies, gathers information on your organizational culture and team, and prepares a complete plan including policy recommendations specific to your environment.
Chain of command & 24/7 roles defined
Emergency Response Team (ERT) setup
Protocols & procedures updated
Internal reporting strategy
Communication & recovery plan
PLAN OF ACTION COMPONENTS
Four Pillars of a Complete Emergency Operations Plan
Every plan JEPP builds is grounded in these four foundational components.
1
Chain of Command
Clear roles and responsibilities established for 24/7 coverage and decision-making authority.
2
Emergency Response Team
A trained, designated ERT ready to lead your organization's response when an incident occurs.
3
Protocols & Procedures
Updated, site-specific procedures covering the full range of potential emergency scenarios.
4
Reporting & Recovery
An internal reporting strategy, communication plan, incident management, and recovery process.
TRUSTED BY OUR COMMUNITY
"“The requirements of JEPP helped me make the space necessary for security to be a higher level point of conversation in our community. It was a terrific program for us. The resources provided both in written texts such as the vulnerability assessment and through in-person drills and training were exceptionally helpful for our staff. The conversations around security facilitated by JEPP should be had by every organization.” or customer."
Robin Minkoff, Executive Director of Beth Sholom Congregation,
Elkins Park PA
WHO THE PROGRAM IS FOR
Designed for Any Jewish Institution Ready to Act
Whether you're building preparedness from scratch or strengthening an existing program, this training fits your organization.
Synagogues
Jewish Day Schools
JCCs & Community Centers
Bomb Threat
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS