Industries
Commercial buildings
Office blocks and business premises have many tenants, visitors and deliveries, and each expects the building to feel safe and well run.
The officer at reception is often the first person a visitor meets, so security shapes how the building is seen. It usually means reception and access control, car park and perimeter checks, and patrols once the offices close.
Typical risks
- Visitors reaching floors they should not
- Theft from offices, car parks and loading areas
- Deliveries and contractors that go unrecorded
- Empty floors at night and at weekends
- Fire and emergencies in a building full of people
How we protect it
- Officers at reception who check and record visitors
- Access control at entrances, lifts and tenant floors
- Car park and perimeter checks
- Patrols after hours, with cameras watched by control-room operators
- Fire equipment, inspections and drills with the building management
Services often combined
- Manned guarding: receptions, car parks and patrols
- CCTV and access control: entrances, lifts and floors
- CCTV controllers: the building watched at night
- Fire safety: equipment and drills for every tenant
Questions clients ask
Can each tenant have its own access rules?
Yes. Access rules for each tenant can be agreed with the building management and set in the access control.
Do officers handle deliveries?
Officers record deliveries and direct them, following the building’s rules.
Can you cover only nights and weekends?
Yes. Cover is planned around the building’s hours, so officers are there when the offices are empty.
Investing in your Security
Book a free site risk assessment
We find the gaps in your current security and recommend a plan that fits your budget, at no cost.
- Phone
- 0727 85 85 85
- [email protected]
- Office
- 4th Floor, IPS Building, Nairobi, Kenya
