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SIA Licensed Security Services

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TEN SERVICES.
ONE NUMBER.

One contract, one supervisor, one invoice — whether that is a door team or a whole industrial estate.

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Manned Guarding

Licensed officers on your site, controlling access and dealing with whatever turns up. The most visible deterrent there is — and the one that leaves you a written record of the night.

  • SIA licensed, BS 7858 vetted before first shift
  • Documented patrol rounds at agreed intervals
  • Morning report before you open up
Construction · Industrial · FM
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Static Guarding

A fixed post at the point that matters. The same officer wherever possible, so they learn your people, your vehicles, and what does not belong on your site.

  • Consistent officer per post, not a rota of strangers
  • Site-specific assignment instructions agreed with you
  • Incident and refusal log kept on post
Offices · Depots · Plant
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Door Supervision

Door teams who de-escalate before it becomes an incident. Presentable, calm, and briefed on your licence conditions rather than making it up on the door.

  • SIA door supervisor licence held by every officer
  • Conflict management and first aid trained
  • Refusals and capacity logged for your licensing file
Pubs · Clubs · Late venues
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Mobile Patrols

Marked vehicles working a route through the night, checking your premises at random intervals. The right answer when a full-time guard is more cover than you need.

  • Randomised visits so patterns cannot be learned
  • Doors, gates and lighting physically tested
  • Timestamped, geo-tagged report after every visit
Multi-site · Out of hours
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Key Holding

We hold your keys in a graded safe and attend when the alarm goes, so nobody on your team is driving in at 3am to look at a false activation.

  • Keys held securely and logged, never on a windscreen
  • Attendance to activations day or night
  • Full check before reset, plus lock and unlock service
Retail · Warehousing · Offices
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Concierge

A front desk that is genuinely welcoming and quietly watching the door. Post, contractors, visitors and residents handled properly, with security as the backbone.

  • Customer-service first, security-trained underneath
  • Visitor, contractor and delivery management
  • CCTV monitoring from the desk where installed
Residential · Corporate
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Night Porters

Overnight cover that does both jobs — looking after guests and residents, and keeping the building secure while everyone else sleeps.

  • Guest and resident assistance through the night
  • Scheduled lock-down and building checks
  • Handover notes for the morning team
Hotels · Student housing
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Gatehouse

Control of everything coming in and going out. Vehicle checks, booking in, weighbridge and dock discipline — the point where most losses can actually be stopped.

  • Vehicle and driver booking in and out
  • Load and paperwork checks against your process
  • Daily movement log reconciled to your records
Logistics · Ports · Estates
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Care Wardens

Wardens for supported housing and multiple-needs schemes. Pastoral support and a secure building, delivered by officers trained for vulnerable residents rather than nightclub doors.

  • Enhanced DBS checked and safeguarding trained
  • Welfare checks and de-escalation, not confrontation
  • Reporting aligned to your housing policies
Supported housing · Care
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Crowd Safety

Planning and staffing for events, from a two-hundred person function to a festival field. Ingress, egress, pinch points, and the plan for when it does not go to plan.

  • Crowd safety plan written with your event team
  • Stewards and SIA officers matched to the risk
  • Post-event debrief and incident summary
Events · Festivals · Stadia

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