Workforce and Subcontractor Access
We plan access authorisation checks and visitor guidance around procedures set by site management.
Duty Planning for a Changing Site
Construction Site Security
Security needs on construction sites change with the project phase and site activity. We assess workforce, subcontractor and vehicle access, material deliveries and out-of-hours checks, planning duties around the site management’s schedule and access rules.
Service Scope
Security Scope for Each Project Phase
Entrances, delivery points and changing site boundaries call for regular review of the duty plan.
Vehicles and Material Movements
We clarify security duties for deliveries, loading and outgoing materials with the relevant site supervisors.
Perimeter and Out-of-Hours Checks
We assess checks and patrol requirements for site boundaries, storage areas and non-working hours.
Changes and Reporting
We establish communication arrangements for incorporating changes to entrances or work areas into duty plans.
A Planned Start
How the Service Is Planned
We develop security arrangements around the current project phase and anticipated site changes.
Understanding the Project
We discuss the location, project phase, working hours and overall duty requirements.
Reviewing the Site
We review entrances, delivery movements and out-of-hours checks.
Presenting a Plan and Proposal
We prepare a scope based on duty positions, staffing and working hours.
Establishing Handovers and Review
We define site contacts, records and how changes will be communicated.
Your Sector’s Priorities
Duty Plans Should Keep Pace with Construction
Entrances, storage locations and working teams can change as construction progresses. We establish coordination arrangements so security personnel receive updates and management instructions reach the relevant duty positions.
Law Enforcement Background
The professional experience and security training of retired law enforcement personnel within our team contribute to our approach.
Project Schedule
We consider new phases and busy delivery periods in duty planning.
Authorised Contacts
We identify contacts authorised to confirm subcontractor, delivery and site-management matters.
Duty Records
We clarify which records are required for entry, deliveries and incident reports.
Before We Speak
Frequently Asked Questions
What information is needed for a proposal?
The location, general project type and phase, working hours and expected start date are enough for an initial assessment.
Can the service cover nights or weekends only?
Requested hours and the duties required during those periods are assessed. Suitable staffing and working arrangements are clarified at proposal stage.
What happens when the site layout changes?
New entrances and work areas are reviewed with site management. Duty positions and instructions are updated according to the changes.
Does this service cover occupational health and safety?
Private security duties and occupational health and safety responsibilities are defined separately. Security personnel’s reporting and coordination duties are specified in the service plan.
Let’s Discuss Your Construction Site’s Security Needs
Share your project’s location, phase and working hours so we can define a suitable scope together.