Gatehouse security
A professional presence at the main entry point, following agreed site procedures for access and enquiries.
Protecting busy commercial premises starts with knowing who, and what, is entering the site. We provide gatehouse and warehouse security around the way your operation actually works.

Warehouses, distribution centres and commercial sites have a constant flow of people and vehicles. Deliveries, contractors, visitors and employees need clear, workable access arrangements.
OEES can support that day-to-day movement with professional gatehouse cover, visitor and vehicle checks, patrols and agreed monitoring duties. The brief is shaped around the site, its working hours and its vulnerabilities.
The aim is to protect the premises and the people using them without making routine operations unnecessarily difficult.
Read our gatehouse security guide
Practical coverage for commercial sites, from the gatehouse to the warehouse floor and external perimeter.
A professional presence at the main entry point, following agreed site procedures for access and enquiries.
Sign-in procedures, identity checks and guidance for people entering restricted or operational areas.
Agreed checks and records for arriving vehicles, deliveries and contractor movements.
Visible site checks to identify unusual activity, unsecured areas or concerns that need attention.
Monitoring of on-site surveillance systems where that duty forms part of the agreed assignment.
Clear escalation and written reporting so site managers know what has occurred and what action was taken.

Whether the concern is unauthorised access, valuable stock or activity outside normal working hours, the security plan should reflect the way the site operates.
See OEES in actionNo two commercial premises have identical access arrangements or exposure.

Staff, visitors, vehicles and deliveries moving through active operational premises.

Control of reception points, external areas and agreed restricted access.

Gatehouse and patrol support around vehicle movements, stores and valuable loads.
Security works better when the people responsible know the site, its routines and the agreed rules of access.
Discuss entrances, working hours, vehicle routes, vulnerable areas and known concerns.
Agree access arrangements, patrol duties, communication and reporting expectations.
Provide the agreed security presence, follow site instructions and report anything requiring attention.
Tell us about your site, operating hours and the type of security support you require.