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Construction sites can be a very hard lure to pass up. These properties house valuable items, such as tools, lumber, copper and other supplies. Some have an on-site office and storage buildings that can be intriguing to perpetrators who are curious as to what is inside.

Security and safety challenges abound on construction sites. These can range from trespassing to theft of equipment, tools and materials, as well as vandalism and liability issues to threats of violence between co-workers … even arson. Having specific protocols in place that…

Around 9:15 p.m., a Stealth security operator was monitoring a construction site when two individuals jumped the fence and entered the property. The operator activated the on-site speaker warning, but the suspects did not respond. As a result, our monitoring operator called…

In this month’s video, what goes up, must come down. Two crane climbers had their fun abruptly end thanks to our security operator and an on-site audio warning.

In this month’s video, a trespasser loses his footing and falls while trying to access the second level of a building under construction.

Construction sites can be easy targets for criminals, mainly because many of them lack proper security. Around 2:40 a.m., an individual was seen entering a Seattle construction site by squeezing through an opening in the fence. Our security operator contacted police and gave the…

Get Our Complete Guide to Construction Best Practices: Site Safety and Security Solutions That Work The construction industry builds the homes we live in, the offices we work in, and the roads we drive on. Unfortunately, the industry faces challenges on several fronts. Read more…

Construction sites in Okanagan, BC are being targeted for heavy equipment, as well as the trailers needed to transport the equipment. Thieves took a mini excavator, a piece of equipment generally worth a lot of money, in broad daylight from a site in Kelowna, in the Okanagan…