The SAFE Design Process
The SAFE Design™ framework provides a systematic and legally informed approach to property security, incorporating the following key components:
Official SAFE Design™ Registration
Properties are registered with the not-for-profit SAFE Design Council, ensuring that all individuals applying SAFE Design™ have undergone security clearance and completed an advanced, evidence-based training programme tailored to achieving optimal property security.
Multiscale Threat, Risk, and Vulnerability (TRV) Assessment
A specially designed, legally informed TRV assessment that identifies the reasonably foreseeable security threats unique to the property in criminogenic, social, geographic, and temporal perspectives.
Central to the SAFE Design™ TRV assessment are:
Systematic, Risk-Informed Property Security Assessment
SAFE Design™ applies a structured methodology to new and existing properties, ensuring that property owners, managers, and security professionals benefit from a consistent, evidence-based, and trusted security assessment process.
Detailed and Actionable Security Reporting
Security and facility management professionals gain access to real-time, data-driven reports via the SAFE Design Digital Platform, detailing:
SAFE Design Certification™
Achieving SAFE Design Certification™ ensures that property owners:
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Benefits of the SAFE Design Standard™
Comprehensive Crime Prevention
SAFE Design protects people and property by creating secure, thoughtfully planned spaces that reduce risks and enhance peace of mind for users.

Boosts Property & Community Value
Adds lasting value to spaces by fostering safe, inclusive environments that attract legitimate use and community pride.

Cost-Effective Safety Solution
Reduces operational and legal risks for public and private sectors, offering significant savings while enhancing safety standards.
User-Friendly, Inclusive Placemaking
Avoids hostile architecture by prioritizing inclusive design and placemaking, creating welcoming spaces that support social interaction.