Commercial & Residential | Patrol

JRM has a fleet of vehicles lead by “viper” which is a lead response unit which patrols and responds to contracted accounts. Security patrol services involve the deployment of trained security personnel to conduct regular patrols and inspections of a designated area or property. Here is a brief overview of security patrol services:

1. Deterrence and prevention: The primary goal of security patrol services is to deter criminal activity and prevent incidents from occurring. Visible security presence acts as a deterrent, discouraging potential intruders or wrongdoers from targeting the property or area.
2. Regular patrols: Security personnel conduct regular patrols of the designated area or property, following a predetermined schedule. These patrols can be conducted on foot, in vehicles, or through a combination of both, depending on the size and nature of the area being monitored.
3. Access control: Security patrol personnel are responsible for managing access points, ensuring that only authorized individuals enter the property or designated area. They may verify credentials, check identification, or monitor surveillance systems to control access effectively.
4. Incident response: In the event of an incident or security breach, security patrol personnel are trained to respond quickly and appropriately. This includes assessing the situation, taking necessary actions to mitigate risks, and coordinating with emergency services or law enforcement if required.
5. Alarm response: Security patrol personnel may also be responsible for responding to alarms triggered by intrusion detection systems or other security devices. They investigate the cause of the alarm, secure the area if necessary, and report any findings to the appropriate authorities or property management.
6. Emergency preparedness: Security patrol personnel are trained in emergency response procedures and may assist in evacuations, fire drills, or other emergency situations. They play a vital role in ensuring the safety of individuals present in the area and help maintain order during critical incidents.
7. Documentation and reporting: Security patrol personnel maintain detailed logs and reports of their patrols, incidents, and any notable observations. These reports provide valuable information to the property management or clients, helping them understand the security situation and make informed decisions.
8. Customer service: In addition to security duties, security patrol personnel often serve as a point of contact for visitors, tenants, or employees. They may provide information, assistance, or directions, enhancing the overall customer experience while maintaining a professional and helpful demeanor.

Security patrol services offer a proactive and visible security presence, ensuring the safety and protection of the designated area or property. By conducting regular patrols, enforcing access control, and responding to incidents, security patrol personnel contribute to maintaining a secure environment and peace of mind for all stakeholders.