What's included
- Venue and perimeter patrols
- Static post security
- Security monitoring and observation
- Incident detection and reporting
- Regular patrol schedules and checkpoints
- Coordination with response teams
Events we secure
- Corporate events and conferences
- Concerts and festivals
- Government and high-profile events
- Private functions and parties
- Church events and crusades
How we deliver it
- 01
Map
Identify patrol routes, checkpoints, observation points, and high-risk areas.
- 02
Position
Patrol teams and static posts deployed before the event begins.
- 03
Monitor
Continuous patrols, observation, and monitoring throughout the event.
- 04
Report
Incidents, irregularities, and concerns reported immediately to event control.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between patrols and static posts?
Patrols move through designated routes to cover large areas and maintain visibility. Static posts guard specific points like entrances, perimeters, or restricted areas.
How often do patrol teams check their routes?
Patrol frequency depends on event requirements — ranging from continuous patrols to scheduled checks every 15-30 minutes based on risk level and venue size.
Do patrol teams carry equipment?
Yes. Patrol teams carry communication equipment for incident reporting and may carry other equipment based on event requirements and venue policies.