Perimeter patrols
Perimeter patrols around agreed site boundaries and vulnerable points
Site, plant and perimeter protection
Construction site security
Protecting your site, materials, plant and perimeter.
Construction site security with agreed perimeter patrols, access procedures and protection for plant, materials and equipment.
Operational approachAssess · patrol · report
Established2011
CoverageLondon & South East
Assignment reportingAgreed for your brief
The Action K9 approach
Protection built around your requirements.
Visible security dog teams and security personnel for construction sites exposed to theft, vandalism and unauthorised access. Cover is shaped around the build stage, site layout and working hours.
Choose construction site security when changing boundaries, valuable equipment or out-of-hours exposure call for a security plan built around the project.
Patrol routes account for site hazards, workforce movement and changing boundaries
The relevant officer licence and any dog-team credentials should be confirmed before deployment
Duties and cover hours are agreed with the site representative
Security instructions are reviewed when the build stage or access arrangements change
What we can provide
Our operational scope.
Site access
Access procedures for authorised workers, visitors and deliveries
Plant and materials
Visible deterrence around plant, tools and stored materials
Incident reporting
Incident reporting and escalation to the nominated site contact
Assigned teams
Dog teams or guarding personnel selected for the site brief
The right fit
Where this service works.
New-build developments
Refurbishment sites
Site compounds and storage areas
Infrastructure projects
Scaffolding-heavy sites
Plant yards
How we work
From first brief to live cover.
A security service is only useful when the handover is clear. These stages turn the initial concern into an assignment the deployed team can act on.
Assess
Review the project, valuable assets, access routes, working hours and current concerns.
Deploy
Agree the team, duties, safe patrol routes and handover before cover begins.
Protect
Provide the agreed visible presence, access checks and patrols around vulnerable areas.
Report
Share agreed updates and escalate incidents through the named site contacts.
Your service proposal
Clear scope. Agreed expectations.
The website starts the conversation. The written proposal should turn it into defined duties, deliverables and commercial assumptions before work begins.
What the proposal should define
- Site-specific assignment instructions covering access, patrol routes and protected areas
- Confirmed personnel, cover hours and site handover arrangements
- A record of escalation contacts and agreed incident procedures
- Routine reporting requirements and a process for updating the site brief
What shapes the quotation
- Location, site size, build stage and perimeter condition
- Plant, materials and other assets requiring attention
- Cover hours, project duration and number of personnel or dog teams
- Start date, site induction, access and welfare arrangements
No licence, qualification, response time, monitoring arrangement or service inclusion should be assumed from general website wording. Confirm the evidence and final scope in writing for the assignment.
Before you enquire
Frequently asked questions.
Which construction projects can be considered?
New-build, refurbishment, infrastructure, compound and plant-yard requirements can be assessed. The proposed team and duties depend on the site hazards, layout and operating pattern.
Can you supply out-of-hours and weekend patrols?
These cover periods can be discussed. Provide the location, required hours, start date and duration so availability and a suitable arrangement can be assessed.
Are dog teams suitable for an active building site?
Suitability depends on safe patrol routes, workforce and delivery movement, public boundaries and site rules. A dog remains under its handler’s control, and the assignment must account for these conditions.
Which credentials should be confirmed before deployment?
Confirm the SIA licence relevant to the guarding activity, any current dog-team qualification relied on for the assignment, and the site induction requirements before mobilisation.
How quickly can cover start?
Timing depends on location, availability, required resources and completion of the site brief. Share the intended start date so the team can confirm what is practical.
Can the security plan change as the project develops?
Yes. Changes to boundaries, scaffolding, access, materials or working hours should be reflected in the assignment instructions and any revised cover requirements.
Tell us what needs protecting
Request construction site security.
Share your location, timing and priorities to start your service enquiry.
