Security Guards For Construction Sites

Construction sites are a playground for thieves, looters and vandals. From neighborhood hoodlums to disgruntled employees, construction sites and their inventory can fall prey to numerous criminal predators. Construction site security services have become an invaluable commodity in today’s rapidly growing building sector. Fidelity Security Services is a top provider of armed and unarmed security guards for constructions site.

Thousands of new buildings and developments will be under construction soon, and will require construction site security services. Fidelity Advantage offers owners and managers of the construction sites peace of mind that their equipment, property and materials that they have invested in are safe and sound.

Fidelity Advantage provides reliable and affordable security guards for construction sites in Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange County and most cities in Southern California. Contact us today for a quick free estimate.

Five  Important Responsibilities of Security Guards:

Prevention

• A security guard’s responsibility is to protect the people and assets of its clients. The biggest responsibility of a security guard is to prevent an incident or offense before it takes place like it is said: “prevention is better than cure”. No offense or incidents means security guard is doing its job.

Visibility

•  Security guards should be alert at all times to deter offenders. Vandalism, trespassing, theft, and damage can be prevented when the criminals see a security guard. So, a security guard should be very alert at all times.

Vigilance

• Security guards must be alert to look out for unusual activities and pay attention to any unusual sounds. A security guard’s duty is to prevent, the best security guard is the one who is alert in listening, and watching while not becoming the victim of a false flag distraction.

Observe and Report

• A security guard’s responsibility after an incident takes place is to observe carefully in detail and report accurately. At the time the incident takes place, the guard should not charge in or get physical. Instead, the security guard should:
•  Stay calm
•  Observe and remember events
•  Report to the police officers and the security guards supervisor.

Team Player

• Security guards are team players when responsible for maintaining certain rules and policies established by the client. These includes:
• Requiring employees or contractors to show their badges/ID’s when entering the property; or Inspecting vehicles, personal bags as employees leave the site
• Monitoring safety standards and reporting hazards, fire safety, slippery floors, etc.