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Security Guarding.

People are at the heart of good security. Discuss a guarding arrangement shaped around your premises, daily activity and the way people use your site.

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AI-generated illustration of two security officers at a contemporary commercial entrance.

Your priorities

Security that fits your daily operations.

A professional presence. A considered approach.

Managing visitor and contractor access
Keeping entrances organised and welcoming
Identifying concerns around buildings and shared spaces
Establishing clear communication with your site team

Shaping the scope

Start with the right brief.

A guarding proposal can consider entrance duties, visitor procedures, site patrols and reporting arrangements. The role, hours and responsibilities should be agreed for your location before any service begins.

Where this can fit

Explore the priorities that may apply to your setting.

A clear point of contact

A recognisable presence helps visitors find the right way in.

Site-specific duties

An agreed brief gives personnel and your team a shared understanding of priorities.

Better information

Clear handovers and reporting can help you understand concerns at your site.

Questions, answered

A little more clarity.

Have a different question? Talk to our team.

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How many officers would our site need?

That depends on your entrances, layout, operating hours and the duties you want covered. Share these details so Pelt can discuss a suitable arrangement.

Can guarding duties include visitor management?

Visitor procedures can be discussed as part of a site brief. Any records, permissions and escalation contacts should be agreed with your organisation.

Can I request specific coverage hours?

Yes. Include the days and hours you are considering in your enquiry. Availability and service arrangements need to be confirmed in the proposal.

A wider security plan