Construction Site Security
All our security guards, in addition to completing the basic 3-week AMU guard training course, have also completed a 2-day AMU course as Construction Site Security Guards, which includes the following topics:
- The construction site as a workplace
- Occupational Health and Safety Act
- Health and Safety Plan
- Security on the construction site
- Access control
- Exit control
- Safety on the construction site
- Traffic regulation
- Radio communication on the construction site
- Emergency preparedness on the construction site
- Evacuation
- Escape routes
How de we work?
The need to secure construction sites is increasing – not only to ensure employee safety but also to prevent theft from the sites.
With many years of experience, we possess the necessary expertise to identify your specific needs – no matter what type of security challenge you or your company may face. We can handle it all.
Prevent Theft and Vandalism
Beyond being a source of frustration, theft and vandalism on construction sites often result in wasted time, as new materials and tools must be acquired and any damaged work may need to be restored.
That is why we often recommend a fixed guard solution to ensure this does not happen. A dedicated guard is also highly effective in preventing vandalism to machinery, buildings, and site cabins.
We create safety and security – for businesses and private clients
At Group Security, our mission is to minimize risk and create safe environments for people, assets, and values. Since our foundation, we have delivered comprehensive solutions with professional security consulting and qualified security services.
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Professional guards and security services
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Experience from law enforcement
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Always available support and emergency response
Do you need help?
If you are in a situation where you need our assistance, please contact us immediately.
Call us at +45 53 61 91 21 or send us an email at info@groupsecurity.dk.
Our clients always have access to a direct number, ensuring immediate contact with a consultant.
If you are in direct danger, always call 112.