Vehicles covering multiple sites.
WHAT IT PROVIDES
Deterrence across many sites at lower cost than static guards Response capability for alarms
WHAT IT REQUIRES
Vehicles, maintained Drivers who are also security personnel Communication Routing that covers sites at unpredictable times
WHY UNPREDICTABLE TIMING MATTERS
Predictable patrols are simply avoided.
WHAT TO ESTABLISH
Varying routes and times.
WHAT TO VERIFY
That patrols actually occurred.
HOW
Checkpoint systems at each site, and vehicle tracking.
WHAT TO RECORD PER VISIT
Time of arrival and departure What was checked Anything found
WHAT TO PROVIDE CLIENTS
A record of visits.
WHY
It is what they are paying for, and it is otherwise invisible.
WHAT RESPONSE REQUIRES
Realistic coverage area Enough vehicles for the site count Clear procedures on arrival
WHAT TO ESTABLISH ABOUT ARRIVAL
What the responder does: assess, contact, wait for authorities.
WHAT NOT TO DO
Enter a site where intruders may be present, alone.
WHY
Responders are injured doing exactly this.
WHAT TO ESTABLISH
That responders assess from outside and call for support.
WHAT TO CALCULATE
Sites per vehicle per shift, realistically.
WHY
Over-committed patrol routes produce missed visits and late responses.
WHAT TO TRACK
Visits completed Response times achieved Incidents found
