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Trespassing on a construction site may seem like nothing more than a plain annoyance. However, these intruders could negatively impact the project. From stolen equipment and materials to damage and injury, these unwanted visitors can be costly.

You may think equipment theft will never happen to you, but data says differently. The most recent National Equipment Register equipment theft report indicates that equipment theft averages out to $400 million per year. The cost only covers the price of the stolen equipment. It…

Dallas Build Expo is right around the corner. Our team of construction security specialists is gearing up and is excited to meet you there. Construction Security Challenges Construction sites are constantly subjected to security threats. Their open spaces are full of valuable,…

The U.S. Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics has shared good news. According to them, private industry employers reported 2.7 million workplace injuries and illnesses in 2020. This is down by almost 5.8% from 2019. While a downward trend is great news, there's bad…

Unfortunately, construction site thefts have grown more dangerous. Bold thieves do whatever they need to do to achieve their goals. They don't care about the damage they leave behind. As if worrying about construction site worker safety isn't enough, construction companies also…

After soaring to historic heights, the price of lumber and construction material costs have finally dropped an astounding 74 percent to not quite pre-pandemic prices as Fortune reports. What drove the wild turnaround? The supply chain affected the costs of materials to the point…

Perimeter security solutions – fences and gates – can help keep your construction site secure. These are often not enough to deter trespassing, loitering, theft or vandalism, however, as individuals can find their way under, over or even through. The following video shows how…

In this month’s video, we spotted a someone trespassing trying his best to access some locked buildings on a construction site after hours. When he finally found a way inside, we called police who promptly led him back outside.