Security that fits the way your site runs

Officers, patrols, monitoring, systems and advice, designed as one plan instead of six separate contracts. You get one team to call and one report to read.

One plan, every layer of protection

Security works best when each layer knows what the others are doing. Our officers, control room and engineers share the same site plan, logs and contacts, so nothing falls between the gaps.

Two security officers watching a building entrance through glass doors at night

Manned guarding

A good officer does more than stand at a door. They learn who belongs on site, spot what looks out of place and handle difficult moments calmly, so your own team can get on with their work.

We select officers for each contract based on the environment, from corporate reception to busy retail floors, and keep them on your site so that knowledge builds over time.

  • Access control and visitor sign-in
  • Internal and perimeter patrols
  • Door supervision and searches
  • Key holding and lock-up routines
  • First aid and fire marshal cover
  • Reception and concierge duties

Best forSites with regular visitors, staff or deliveries during the day.

Security operator watching a wall of live camera feeds in a control room

Remote CCTV monitoring

Our control room links to your cameras and alarms for the hours you choose. When detection triggers, an operator reviews the live feed and decides what happens next.

A live voice describing exactly what someone is wearing is a strong deterrent. If they stay, we follow the response plan agreed with you: your keyholder, a patrol unit or the police, with footage of what happened.

  • Live monitoring of detection cameras
  • Audio challenges through site speakers
  • Virtual patrols at set times
  • Police and keyholder escalation
  • Lone worker check-ins
  • Monthly activity reporting

Best forYards, construction sites and premises that are empty overnight.

Two uniformed security officers in high-visibility jackets on duty outside a building

Mobile patrols and alarm response

Plenty of sites don't need an officer all night, but they do need someone to check doors, walk the fence line and turn up quickly when an alarm triggers.

Patrol officers scan checkpoints as they go, so you can see exactly when each part of your site was visited and what they found.

  • Scheduled and randomised visits
  • Alarm response with key holding
  • Lock and unlock services
  • Vacant property inspections
  • Photo-backed visit reports
  • Out-of-hours contractor escort

Best forMulti-site estates, out-of-hours cover and empty buildings.

Security camera mounted on an exterior wall

Security technology

We design systems around the risks in your security plan rather than a product catalogue, and work with most major manufacturers.

Once installed, planned maintenance keeps everything compliant and working, with engineers on call if a fault appears.

  • CCTV and mobile camera towers
  • Intruder and perimeter detection
  • Door access and visitor systems
  • Fire detection and alarms
  • Planned maintenance visits
  • Reactive fault repairs

Best forNew fit-outs, upgrades and sites with ageing equipment.

Surveyor checking a window during a site inspection

Risk assessment and advisory

Our consultants look at your organisation the way someone with bad intentions would, then show you where the gaps are and how to close them in order of importance.

Advice is independent of our other services, so you can use it to test an existing provider or your own in-house team.

  • Site vulnerability assessments
  • Policy and procedure reviews
  • Crowded places safety planning
  • Executive and travel risk briefings
  • Crisis response exercises
  • Board-level risk reporting

Best forLeadership teams that need an objective view before investing.

Job application documents being checked with a magnifying glass

Pre-employment screening

Hiring the wrong person into a trusted role is one of the most costly security failures. Our screening team checks candidates thoroughly without holding up your recruitment.

Candidates give consent and share documents securely, and we keep you updated until every check is complete.

  • Identity and right-to-work checks
  • Employment and education history
  • Criminal record checks
  • Financial and directorship checks where relevant
  • Ongoing re-screening
  • Clear written results for each check

Best forRegulated roles, high-trust positions and volume hiring.

Compare ways to cover your site

Each option has a place. Most clients end up with a blend, and your site survey will show which mix gives the best protection for the budget.

On-site officersStatic guardingPatrol visitsMobile unitsRemote monitoringControl roomBlended planOur usual recommendation
PresenceConstant, during agreed hoursShort visits at set or random timesVirtual, through your cameras
Incident responseImmediate, already on siteUnit dispatched to the alarmLive audio challenge, then escalation
DeterrenceVery high and visibleUnpredictable visits deter planningSpeakers and signage
ReportingShift logs and incident reportsCheckpoint scans with photosEvent clips and activity summaries
Works best forBusy, staffed sitesSeveral smaller or empty sitesYards and sites closed overnight

Security questions, answered

Practical answers to what clients ask before they switch or start.

What's the difference between guarding and remote monitoring?

Guarding puts a trained officer physically on your site. Remote monitoring uses your cameras and a staffed control room to watch for activity and respond. Many clients use officers by day and monitoring overnight.

Can you take over from our current security provider?

Yes. We plan the handover with you and your current provider, and where TUPE applies, eligible officers transfer across with the contract, so your site keeps familiar faces.

Are your officers trained for our type of site?

Every officer completes licence-level training plus a site induction written for your premises. For specialist environments such as healthcare or data centres, we add role-specific modules.

What happens when an alarm goes off at night?

The control room receives the signal, checks cameras where available and calls the nominated keyholder. If needed, a patrol unit attends, secures the site and files a report with photos.

Do you only offer security, or other site services too?

Security is our focus, but we also provide related support such as reception, key holding, lone worker monitoring and fire marshal cover. See all services for the full list.

Find the right mix for your site

Tell us about your premises and we'll recommend cover options, with costs, after a free survey.