What can you run?

Security Services

Guarding, access control and field supervision under a PSARA-aware operating model, with attendance, incident and compliance reporting across your sites.

Direct answer: We run security for your sites: guards, access control, field supervision and the reporting that lets you see attendance, incidents and compliance. One team is accountable for deployment, discipline and documentation — not a log you have to chase.

Who it fits

Where this service makes sense

Multi-site operations where guarding is spread across vendors with no single supervisor accountable for what happens at night.
Sites that lose time to shortage, late starts, undocumented incidents or guards who are on the books but not on the post.
Operations under PSARA obligations that need licensing, vetting and deployment handled by someone who understands the state-by-state rules.
Buyers who want field supervision and an auditable paper trail, not just a headcount of guards.

What you get

Outcomes and controls, not just staff

One accountable supervisor per contract, so staffing and quality are owned.
Attendance and deployment records that match the roster, site by site.
Documented incident handling and escalation rather than word-of-mouth.
PSARA-aware deployment with vetting and licensing handled.

Scope

What is actually included

Guarding, access control and visitor management at defined posts.
Deployment planning and shift cover for planned and ad-hoc requirements.
Field supervision with scheduled and unannounced inspections.
Incident response, reporting and escalation against an agreed matrix.
Record-keeping: attendance, deployment, exceptions and compliance.
The scope is written per site: posts, shifts, duties and reporting cadence.

Sub-services

What's included under this service

Static guarding
Patrolling
Event security
Remote monitoring
CCTV and intruder alarm
Video analytics
Fire and safety support
Personal security officer

Mobilization

How the transition works

We follow the Assess → Design → Mobilise → Stabilise → Review sequence. First we map the current state at each site — posts, shifts, vendor, incidents and shortage history — and agree the scope and baseline before anything changes. Only then do we mobilise with the roster, supervision and reporting in place.

What is measured

Attendance reconciled to the site roster, with exceptions reported on the agreed cadence (typically daily).

Source: SLA / O9X MIS module

Field inspections logged, including post checks and shift-supervisor reviews.

Source: Control contract / inspection report

Incidents recorded with time, action and escalation against the agreed matrix.

Source: Incident register / escalation matrix

Governance

A named account owner and a named supervisor per site, so escalations have a human.
A standing operating cadence: daily exception report, weekly review, monthly service review with agreed success measures.
Records retained and available for audit; nothing rendered as fact without the source document.

Technology / reporting

What you can see

Attendance, rostering and exceptions reported through the operating visibility layer rather than a phone call.
Deployment and compliance records held per site so both you and we can see the same picture.
Reporting cadence agreed up front: daily, weekly and monthly levels.

Compliance

What we manage, what varies

Vet-and-deploy is run under a PSARA-aware process for licensed states.
A PSARA licence in one state does not mean operating presence in another; coverage is verified and stated per jurisdiction.
Statutory and state-specific requirements are stated as they apply; where they vary, that is said plainly.

Proof

Comparable deployments

We maintain a baseline → result → method → period → attribution record for any outcome we publish, rather than reporting unmeasured improvement.

Source: Knighthood proof standard (case records)

Detailed, comparable deployments are reviewed case by case; references are provided with the customer's permission.

Source: Engaged-customer disclosure process

Commercial model

What drives the cost

Number of posts and shifts, with the duty roster set in the contract.
Labour component (guards, supervisors) plus statutory components that vary by state.
Service charge for supervision, reporting and the operating layer.
Changes to headcount or scope flow through to billing transparently.

What we do NOT promise

Limitations

We do not promise an error-free or incident-free site.
We are not licensed to provide private security in every state; where we are not, we say so.
We cannot guarantee cost savings or productivity gains — those are measured, not promised.
We cannot override statutory or state-specific requirements; those are applied, not waived.
Physical risk at a site (site access, civil order) remains the customer's duty to disclose and secure.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask

Are you licensed to operate security everywhere?

We run security under a PSARA-aware process and hold licences per jurisdiction. A licence in one state does not mean coverage in another; we confirm authority and operating presence for your specific sites before we propose a scope.

How do you prevent guard shortage at night?

Shortage is treated as a reporting event, not an excuse. Coverage is built around a site roster, supervisor coverage is independent of the guard post, and exceptions are reconciled to attendance and duty records.

What do I actually see in reporting?

Attendance, deployment, exceptions and incidents, reported on a cadence you agree (typically daily exceptions, weekly review, monthly service review) rather than a one-time audit.

Industries we run this service in

Automobile

Plant and yard security, including perimeter and visitor access control across manufacturing sites, stockyards and godowns.

Aviation

Shift-based security and access control across terminal, hangar and apron operations that run around the clock.

Logistics & warehousing

Shrinkage and in-transit loss in warehouse operations from inconsistent guarding and access control across large sites.

Retail

Pilferage observed at retail units outside major metros, where local oversight is thinnest and company norms are applied inconsistently.

E-commerce

Shrinkage and loss prevention in fast-moving fulfilment and warehouse sites, where goods turn over faster than controls are checked.

Manufacturing

Plant and factory security, including perimeter control, visitor management and access control across production and storage zones.

Telecom

Security for towers, exchanges and retail outlets spread across many locations, where site access and uptime are operational risks.

Send the requirement

Tell us the scope — sites, roles, shifts and the problems you are trying to solve — and we will confirm capability and coverage for your specific sites.

Discuss your requirement