Static Guards Provide Added Security

In addition to mobile security guards one of the many security options we feature is Static Guards. While our mobile security teams are trained and equip to maintain patrols and guard large areas, our static guards stay put in one particular place to maintain security over a smaller area or guard a specific item that is fixed in one location. The static guards we employ are used in countless private and commercial enterprises to maintain a constant level of security. Our guards become closely acquainted with the property and people associated with their station and often monitor alarms and closed-circuit TV cameras.

Aspects of The Static Guards Being Used

Residential Use

Many large condominiums and apartment buildings employ our static guards as their primary means of security. By placing the static guards at the entrance to a building the owners can effectively monitor who comes in and out of the location. Our trained and professional guards are successful because they make every effort to familiarize themselves with the tenants of the building.  This form of access control is a fantastic way to provide security and peace of mind.

Commercial use

While we do deploy some of our staff to residential entities our static guards are more widely used in the commercial setting. Many stores or businesses hire our security static guards to maintain a visible presence at the entry way to their store. The presence of a marked security is a large deterrent for crime.

Prevent Crime With Static Guards

A static guard may work in a team with one of our mobile guards who maintains a patrol around a certain area while the static guard remains to block the entry and exit of any would be criminal. A static guard could also maintain watch over security camera feeds. Hiring the static guards to work in tandem with your security surveillance system is an excellent way to prevent crime from happening since it allows the guard to react to it instantly. Simply having a security camera only allows you to react to the crime after it has occurred.