I am trying to devise a system to measure the productivity of our individual Officers, and am struggling to do so without resorting to the dreaded Detex rounds. I am of the firm belief that walking from Detex button to Detex button with a wand for eight hours is not the same as proactively patrolling.
With that said I find myself in desperate need of some sort of metrics that will give me hard numbers to present to our administration to prove that we are actively fulfilling our security function, as well as to determine which Officers are not pulling their own weight.
So far all that I have been able to come up with is a system that each month measures the number of times an Officer uses their ID to enter card accessed areas of the facility, number of incident reports an Officer has written, and number of citations and warnings issued by the Officer. While this system could work, I think that it is far from ideal for several reasons.
Hopefully someone here with a little more experience than I have can give me some suggestions.
With that said I find myself in desperate need of some sort of metrics that will give me hard numbers to present to our administration to prove that we are actively fulfilling our security function, as well as to determine which Officers are not pulling their own weight.
So far all that I have been able to come up with is a system that each month measures the number of times an Officer uses their ID to enter card accessed areas of the facility, number of incident reports an Officer has written, and number of citations and warnings issued by the Officer. While this system could work, I think that it is far from ideal for several reasons.
Hopefully someone here with a little more experience than I have can give me some suggestions.
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