Century Security Group

Construction Security

The site doesn't stop being a jobsite after 5 PM.

Century builds construction security around the conditions of the project — combining personnel, mobile patrol, surveillance, access control, and active oversight where appropriate.

SITE.PLAN // SCHEMATIC
SCALE 1:NTS
BUILDING FOOTPRINTSTAGINGMATERIAL STORAGEEQUIPMENTPARKINGP-01P-02P-03P-04CAM // 01PRIMARY VEHICLE ENTRYCAM // 02CONTRACTOR ENTRYA-01A-02SEC // 01ENTRY POSTSEC // 02PED POSTSITE PERIMETER
Camera Personnel Patrol Access
REF // CS-SITE-01ILLUSTRATIVE — NOT AN ACTUAL PROPERTY

An active site creates a changing security environment.

Construction sites change constantly. Materials arrive. Equipment moves. Contractors enter and leave. Access points change. And after-hours conditions can be very different from the workday.

01 //

Material Theft

Materials stored throughout an active project can create vulnerable areas after working hours.

02 //

Equipment Security

Equipment and tools may remain throughout the site as crews and project conditions change.

03 //

Unauthorized Access

Temporary entrances, gates, and changing site conditions can create access concerns.

04 //

After-Hours Activity

Site conditions can change significantly once contractors and project teams leave.

05 //

Perimeter Conditions

Temporary fencing, gates, and evolving boundaries require continued observation.

06 //

Vandalism

Unoccupied portions of an active project may become vulnerable to unauthorized activity.

07 //

Access Control

Workers, contractors, deliveries, and visitors create changing movement throughout the site.

08 //

Site Observation

Active observation helps identify changing conditions before they become tomorrow's discovery.

The right level of security for the site.

Not every project requires the same deployment. Century evaluates the property, operating conditions, access, schedule, and security concerns before determining an appropriate coverage strategy.

INTEGRATED // HYBRID SECURITYPROPERTYL01L02L03L04
01
Layer 01 // Perimeter

Mobile Patrol

Scheduled or randomized property visits focused on visible deterrence, observation, designated checkpoints, and reporting.

02
Layer 02 // Property

Surveillance + Monitoring

Camera and monitoring strategies designed to extend visibility across designated portions of the site.

03
Layer 03 // Access

Access Control

Managed entry points, credential verification, and visitor logging for controlled environments.

04
Layer 04 // Physical Presence

On-Site Security

Dedicated personnel positioned at the project when continuous physical presence is appropriate.

ALL
Integrated // Integrated

Hybrid Security

Personnel, patrol, and security technology combined around the conditions of the project.

Security around the project.

Coverage can be positioned around the areas of a project that require the greatest visibility, control, or security presence.

01

Perimeter

Monitoring designated boundaries and potential access locations.

02

Entry Points

Supporting observation and control around designated site access.

03

Materials

Security presence around designated material and storage areas.

04

Equipment

Observation around designated equipment and staging areas.

05

Parking + Staging

Visibility around vehicle, contractor, and staging areas where appropriate.

06

Structures

Monitoring designated structures and work areas based on project conditions.

From site walk to security plan.

01

Assess

Property

Understand the project, property, operating schedule, access points, and security concerns.

02

Design

Strategy

Determine the appropriate combination of personnel, patrol, surveillance, and security technology.

03

Deploy

Coverage

Establish the agreed security coverage around the project's requirements.

04

Observe

Operations

Maintain active observation, reporting, supervision, and communication throughout the deployment.

05

Adapt

Adjustment

Adjust coverage as project conditions and security needs change.

Field Case // CONSTRUCTION
Active Construction

Theft doesn't wait for the site to open.

During security operations at an active construction site, Century personnel identified theft activity taking place on the property.

The security presence allowed the developing incident to be identified and addressed while it was occurring rather than being discovered by the construction team the following morning.

Environment //Active Construction
Service //Construction Security
Focus //Material Security + Site Access + After-Hours Monitoring
Status //Resolved
Outcome

Active theft activity identified and interrupted during security operations.

INCIDENT SEQUENCE
Normal Site Condition
Activity Identified
Security Response
Incident Interrupted

Client, property, and location details withheld.

Let's look at the site.

Tell us about the project and what you're trying to protect. Century can review the property, operating conditions, and security concerns to help determine an appropriate coverage strategy.

REVIEW SEQUENCE
Your Project
Site Conditions
Security Exposure
Coverage Strategy
Century Deployment
On-Call Service 24/7
SITE.ASSESSMENT // SESSION ACTIVE
IDLE
Service Interest //Construction Security
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