Security officer providing visible static guarding

Fixed-site security

Static guarding

Control the site from the first arrival to the final lock-up.

Static security officers for commercial, industrial, residential and high-risk locations, tailored to the site and operating hours.

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Operational approachObserve · control · report

Established2011

CoverageLondon & South East

Assignment reportingAgreed for your brief

The Action K9 approach

Protection built around your requirements.

Licensed security officers for entrances, receptions, compounds and commercial premises where access, observation and a consistent on-site presence matter.

Choose static guarding when a named post, gate, reception or premises needs continuous human oversight during agreed hours.

  • Assignment instructions define the officer’s authority and responsibilities

  • The post is designed around the site rather than a generic guarding package

  • Uniformed or lower-profile presentation can be discussed

  • Cover can coordinate with dogs, patrols or electronic systems

What we can provide

Our operational scope.

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Assigned officers

A licensed officer matched to the assignment

Access procedures

Access and visitor procedures agreed with the client

Site duties

Patrol, lock-up or monitoring duties where required

Incident reporting

Incident escalation and handover reporting

The right fit

Where this service works.

Reception and gatehouse duties

Commercial premises and offices

Warehouses, yards and car parks

Vacant property and temporary site cover

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.

  1. Survey

    Identify the post, access flows, vulnerable periods and responsibilities.

  2. Specify

    Agree duties, hours, presentation, communications and escalation contacts.

  3. Mobilise

    Brief the allocated officer and establish the on-site handover.

  4. Maintain

    Review instructions when the premises, workforce or operating pattern changes.

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
  • Written post instructions and defined officer responsibilities
  • Confirmed shift times, handovers and authorised access procedures
  • Agreed patrol, incident and daily reporting requirements
  • Escalation contacts and supervision arrangements recorded before start
What shapes the quotation
  • Post location, duties and risk level
  • Hours, shift pattern and contract duration
  • Number of officers and presentation requirements
  • Notice, supervision, equipment and welfare facilities

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.

Can an officer manage visitors and contractors?

Yes, where those duties are included in the assignment instructions and the client provides the necessary access rules and authorisations.

Can static guarding include patrols?

It can include agreed internal or perimeter patrols, provided the post remains properly covered and the route is safe.

Is temporary cover available?

Short-term and emergency requirements can be assessed. Availability depends on the location, hours, duties and notice provided.

What should the assignment instructions contain?

They should define the post, duties, access authority, patrol route, communications, prohibited actions, emergency contacts and reporting expectations.

How will activity and incidents be reported?

The proposal should state the reporting method, frequency, recipients and escalation threshold. Confirm whether routine logs, handover notes and incident reports are required.

What affects the cost of static guarding?

The main factors are hours, number of officers, duties, location, notice, contract length, supervision and any equipment or specialist requirements.

Tell us what needs protecting

Request static guarding.

Share your location, timing and priorities to start your service enquiry.

Next: confirm your requirements and contact details.

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NASDU approved trainer

Stefan Leca, Director of Action K9 Security Ltd, is a NASDU-approved General Purpose Level 2 Instructor/Trainer.

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