A site loses money when cable, steel or diesel walks out at night, and when unknown people walk in during the day. Our guards control both, and scale as your project grows.
Post orders are written around these, not around a generic checklist.
Cable, reinforcement steel, tiles and fittings are the usual targets, often after hours.
Equipment, tools and diesel need controlled access and an accurate movement log.
Open perimeters and shifting hoarding make casual intrusion easy without active control.
Subcontractors and workers arrive on different schedules, so an entry register and gate discipline matter.
Coverage is scoped to your project phase.
A logged register of workers, visitors and vehicles, with ID checks in line with your main contractor's rules.
Delivery checks and outbound tickets so materials leave only with authorisation.
Scheduled rounds of the perimeter and laydown areas when the site is otherwise empty.
Guards coordinate with your site safety officer and follow your site induction and safety rules.
Guard response is coordinated with any temporary CCTV or alarms you have installed.
Handed to site management each shift, so the project team has a record.
Projects change shape. Your security should too.
Standard posts typically deploy within 24-48 hours of contract confirmation, following a short site assessment.
Add or reduce posts as the site moves from earthworks to fit-out, and hand over cleanly at completion.
Nepalese guards are often chosen for outdoor and night posts. See Nepalese security guards.
