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How Warehouse Patrols Work
Warehouse sites are often quiet for long stretches between shifts, leaving loading bays, external doors and stock compounds unwatched for hours at a time. Officers carry out scheduled patrols at intervals agreed with the site manager, checking perimeter fencing, loading bay shutters and external doors for signs of tampering or forced entry. Patrols can be timed around known risk periods, such as immediately after the last shift leaves or before the first delivery of the morning, rather than running on a fixed schedule that becomes predictable. Where a warehouse operates 24/7, patrols can supplement in-house staff during the quietest overnight hours without replacing them.
Keyholding and Alarm Response
Many warehouses rely on a keyholder who can be miles away when an alarm triggers overnight. Officers can hold keys on the client's behalf and respond directly to triggered alarms, checking the building and making it secure before deciding whether police attendance is needed. This removes the need for a manager to drive in at 3am for what's often a false alarm, while still giving a fast, qualified response when something genuine has happened. Response times and the specific alarm protocol are agreed in advance, so officers know exactly which areas to check first, whether that's the loading bay or a specific stock compound.
Trusted Across London's Warehouses
Every officer covering a warehouse site is DBS-checked and briefed on the specific site before their first patrol, including where the stock compounds are and which doors have triggered issues before. The team has covered warehouses, logistics hubs and industrial estates across London for over five years, adapting patrol routes to different site layouts and shift patterns. Contracts are priced around the number and length of patrols required, rather than a fixed static-guard rate, so cover can scale up during a period of stock loss and scale back once the issue is resolved. First-time clients receive 10% off their initial contract, useful for trialling patrol cover before committing to a longer-term schedule.
Setting Up Patrol Cover
A quote is based on a short conversation about the site: size, number of access points, existing alarm setup, and what's prompted the enquiry, whether that's a recent stock loss, a gap in overnight cover, or a new site opening. Patrol schedules can typically be agreed and started within days, and can run alongside existing security measures such as CCTV or an in-house day team rather than replacing them. One contact manages the account throughout, so patrol frequency or timing can be adjusted quickly if a new risk period emerges or a delivery schedule changes.
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