Pricing depends on site size, project stage, operating hours, access points, workforce, deliveries, equipment, perimeter, posts and after-hours requirements.
Changing site risk
A changing site needs a security plan that changes with it.
Construction security must keep pace with changing perimeters, contractors, delivery patterns, high-value materials and mobilisation phases.
What it is
A phased security structure for construction access, materials, equipment, contractors, deliveries, perimeter and after-hours exposure.
Who it is for
Developers, principal contractors, project managers, infrastructure teams and property owners.
Where
Johannesburg, Gauteng and requirements elsewhere in South Africa subject to scope and mobilisation review.
The operational problem
Static plans fail on dynamic sites.
The risk profile changes as the workforce, perimeter, storage areas, utilities and valuable equipment change across project stages.
How Alpha delivers it
Security that follows the project.
01Assess
Understand the risk and operating environment.
02Design
Define the scope, responsibilities and controls.
03Deliver
Deploy the agreed people, process or specialist support.
04Review
Report, learn and improve against the requirement.
Alpha can review security at mobilisation and at agreed project stages so posts and controls remain aligned with the current site.
Procurement questions
Direct answers before the next step.
How many guards does a construction site need?
The number depends on access points, perimeter, operating hours, delivery movements, stored assets, patrol requirements and the current construction phase.
Should security be reviewed during construction?
Yes. A construction site changes materially over time, so posts, boundaries and procedures should be reviewed at meaningful stages.
SEC / CON · NEXT STEP
Know the risk.
Define the response.
Give Alpha Threat enough context to recommend the right security structure.