Responding is the physical visit as a result of an alarm activation or instruction to attend.

Patrolling and responding both involve checking a premise to ensure that it is secure. This is mainly during times of inactivity and non occupation and often at night time.

The patrol is designed to occur randomly and at a set number of times during night time or daytime as instructed. The random nature of the patrol reduces possibility of the patrol person being timed by anyone aiming to invade the site.

The key to patrolling and responding is the communication with the client. The client should be spoken to and emailed every time an incident occurs and on a regular basis to ensure they are confident their premise is being cared for as instructed.

This may involve GPS systems, internet reporting, digital reporting, and manual reporting systems.

Regardless the client should be contacted regularly to be kept up to date on the patrol person's visits and anything that is relevant to the clients premise and business.

Our patrol staff are highly trained senior security staff members with the ability to ensure all situations are handled well with the client's needs catered for first and foremost.

Patrols can be set to your schedule and customized to suit all requirements to ensure the security of your premise, your product and your people.

Our patrol staff have constant support from our command centre and are in continual communication with other security staff during each patrol to ensure that support is available if needed should a threat or breach of security be detected.