Security

December 14th, 2010Featured Article0 comments

There are many circumstances that may require the presence of an onsite, uniformed security officer. Some of the primary benefits and duties that onsite security personnel can provide include, but are not limited to:

• High visibility as a means of deterrence
• Locking and/or unlocking facilities at designated times
• Handling and documenting disturbances and other rules violations for property management
• Monitoring parking lots and common areas for suspicious activity
• Screening and documenting visitors and employees at entry/exit points
• Documented lighting and safety inspections
• Enforcing the parking regulations of the property
• Detailed reports that document the activity on the property

One of the benefits of having an onsite security officer is that the service can be tailored to meet specific requirements and needs of your property.