Asset review
A review of assets, access routes and vulnerable storage areas
Protection around valuable assets
High-value asset protection
Protecting your equipment, stock, vehicles and infrastructure.
Security for valuable equipment, stock, vehicles and infrastructure, with a tailored brief covering access, perimeter patrols and incident escalation.
Operational approachAssess · protect · report
Established2011
CoverageLondon & South East
Assignment reportingAgreed for your brief
The Action K9 approach
Protection built around your requirements.
Visible security planned around valuable assets and the places they are stored or used. Guarding, dog teams and patrol duties can be combined around the site’s exposure and operational needs.
Choose asset protection when the value, concentration or exposure of equipment and stock requires a coordinated security plan for the premises.
The security plan reflects the assets, site layout and operating requirements
Officer licences and any dog-team credentials relied on should be confirmed before mobilisation
Access authority, escalation contacts and cover hours are agreed in writing
Operationally sensitive asset and site information is shared only where needed
What we can provide
Our operational scope.
Perimeter checks
Perimeter checks focused on agreed boundaries and entry points
Controlled access
Access procedures for authorised personnel and vehicles
Visible patrols
Visible patrol coverage around nominated assets and operational areas
Incident escalation
Incident escalation using the client’s agreed instructions
The right fit
Where this service works.
Warehouses and distribution sites
Logistics hubs
Plant compounds
Vehicle fleets
Vacant industrial units
Infrastructure sites
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
Understand the assets, access points, operating pattern and current security concerns.
Deploy
Confirm suitable resources, assignment instructions and practical site arrangements.
Protect
Deliver the agreed visible presence, access duties and patrol coverage.
Report
Record activity and exceptions, and review the plan when assets or operations change.
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
- An operating brief identifying the assets, vulnerabilities and agreed security duties
- Defined patrol areas, access controls and authorised contacts
- Confirmed staffing, cover hours and handover arrangements
- Agreed routine reports, incident escalation and review points
What shapes the quotation
- Location, layout and type of assets requiring protection
- Site activity, access flows and existing security measures
- Required cover hours, duration and personnel or dog-team numbers
- Mobilisation notice, welfare facilities and reporting requirements
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.
What types of assets can be protected?
Equipment, stock, plant, vehicles and infrastructure can be considered. The initial discussion identifies where the assets are located, how they are used and what security duties are required.
Can cover include out-of-hours periods?
Yes, the required nights, weekends or other cover windows can be assessed. Hours and availability must be confirmed in the proposal.
How quickly can a team be deployed?
Deployment depends on the location, resources, notice and agreed site instructions. Provide the intended start date so the team can confirm a practical mobilisation plan.
Can security dog teams be included?
A dog-and-handler team may be suitable for visible deterrence and perimeter patrols. Its use depends on site conditions, safe routes and the agreed operating brief.
What reports will we receive?
Routine activity records, handover notes and incident reports should be specified in the proposal, including recipients, frequency and escalation thresholds.
Can protection coordinate with existing CCTV and alarms?
Existing systems can inform the security plan. Monitoring, alarm response, access permissions and responsibility for each action must be agreed rather than assumed.
Tell us what needs protecting
Request high-value asset protection.
Share your location, timing and priorities to start your service enquiry.
