Construction Site Security Basic Understanding & Tips

• Establish Security written Plan
• Develop the responsibilities/post orders for the security guard
• Assign the specific responsibilities to the Site Supervisor to monitor all the activities as well.
• Provide all the necessary & emergency contacts numbers like Police-Ambulance & Fire Department to the security guard and also post on the site as well
• Create security awareness among all the workers and adjoining properties- encourage them to report any suspicious activities or suspicious persons on the site.
• Report prompt any incident of Vandalism and Theft and document it if possible.
• Report all losses to the police immediately.
• Document all the incidents on the site.
• If possible, enclose the security site with fence walls.
• Make your site bright with light if possible in nighttime
• Post warning signs to keep unauthorized person off the site
• Provide limited access to the site when the work is off, only allow with the permission of the site supervisor or authority allows
• Use High quality locks, never leave the keys in the lock.
• Inspect everyday all the site at the end of the work is done before to lock it.
• Utilize the best possible and secured area on the site for the tools and equipment storage.
• Maintain an inventory control system for all equipment, tools, and materials. Include photographs of equipment and expensive tools.
• Establish a program for verifying all deliveries.
• Mark all tools and equipment in a conspicuous, distinctive manner to allow for easy identification.
• Implement a check-out system for all tools and equipment. Post a sign stating, “ATTENTION! ALL TOOLS MUST BE SIGNED OUT.”
• Keep tools securely locked in storage trailers or sheds.
• Stamp all heavy equipment and attachments with an ID number. Provide warning signs on equipment indicating that ID Numbers are recorded.
• Establish a supervisory key-control program for motorized equipment.
• Lock all equipment cabs during non-working hours.
• Immobilize equipment by disabling it or using anti-theft/anti-vandalism devices.
• Lock oil and gas tank caps where possible as a means of deterring vandalism.
• Remove equipment and materials from the site when no longer needed—do not use the site for storage.
• Keep Away Store equipment, materials, and tools from perimeter fencing because these creates temptation to Homeless persons, thieves and criminal minded.
• These are our suggestions if you follow and have any problem we are not responsible for this.

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