Construction Site Security

Layers rather than a single measure

Site security works as a set of layers — perimeter, lighting, surveillance, and secure storage for what is worth taking. A gap in one layer undermines the others, so it is worth mapping the whole picture before buying any single item.

Tower cranes are a specific risk

Unauthorised climbing carries obvious consequences and the base is the point to control. Base enclosures, climb deterrents and intruder alerts address it directly and are usually expected where a crane stands in a public area.

Power and standalone operation

Security equipment is often needed before a permanent supply exists, or in a compound with none. Solar and battery units, and cellular connectivity, remove that dependency.

Common questions

Where should I start?

With what is worth taking and how someone would reach it. That establishes whether the priority is perimeter, storage, surveillance or lighting.

What can be done about crane climbing?

The base is where it is controlled — enclosures, climb deterrents and intruder alerts at the ladder. These are commonly expected where a crane is publicly accessible.

Does it need mains power?

Not necessarily. Solar and battery equipment with cellular connectivity is designed for sites without a supply.

Which brands do you stock for Construction Site Security?

We supply Wolff Onsite, BlokCam, Armorgard and GroundGuards. Ranges vary, so check the brand page for the full listing.