Mobile security patrols
Site visits with checks and attendance patterns agreed around the property and the risks present.
Security does not always need a fixed officer on site. Mobile patrols, professional keyholding and alarm response provide practical support for premises that need attention beyond the working day.

Some premises need a visible security presence at intervals, not a permanent guard at the entrance. Others need a trusted person to attend when an alarm activates or access is required outside normal hours.
Our mobile patrol and keyholding services are arranged around the specific property. The brief may include checking gates and doors, observing the perimeter, attending an activation or opening and closing a site.
Officers follow agreed instructions and report concerns back to the responsible contact, so the service remains useful and accountable.
Read our mobile patrol security guide
Flexible security services for premises that do not require a permanent officer at every point.
Site visits with checks and attendance patterns agreed around the property and the risks present.
Observation of doors, gates, fencing, exposed areas and signs of unauthorised activity.
Controlled access to premises for agreed call-outs, site attendance and authorised entry.
Attendance following an activation, subject to the agreed arrangements and response instructions.
Opening and closing services where a business needs reliable access support.
Recording concerns, reporting incidents and notifying the agreed contact when further action is needed.

An alarm cannot assess every situation. A trained officer can attend, observe conditions, follow instructions and escalate where necessary.
See OEES in actionPatrol and keyholding arrangements can be adapted to the property rather than forcing a fixed routine.

After-hours checks, access arrangements and an agreed contact for alarms.

Mobile coverage of external areas, gates, parking and vulnerable access points.

A physical check and a professional point of contact when a site has limited on-site activity.
The value is in what an officer is asked to check, how issues are reported and what happens when something is wrong.
Discuss the premises, normal activity, known risks and why patrols or keyholding are needed.
Set attendance, access, alarm response and escalation instructions for the site.
Carry out agreed duties and pass relevant findings to the nominated contact.
Tell us the location, the type of site and what out-of-hours support would be most useful.