Controlled entry
24-hour vendor and visitor logs, delivery authorization and clear procedures for releasing materials or equipment.
GISS / Practice 03
Construction security that keeps work moving.
From first excavation through turnover, GISS protects access, equipment, material and continuity with a plan built around the site.
- Coverage
- New York · New Jersey · Connecticut
- Availability
- Scheduled or continuous
- Inquiries
- Email assessment requests
Construction practiceAccess / Patrol / Record
A partner in the life of the site.
Construction has been one of GISS’s defining practices for decades. The work is not simply to place an officer. It is to understand the changing site, control who enters, protect what remains overnight and adjust the plan as the project evolves.
The best assignments begin before the first post is staffed. GISS evaluates perimeter conditions, access points, working hours, subcontractor flow, stored material, neighboring activity and the client’s reporting requirements.
That plan becomes post orders, patrol expectations, escalation paths and a clear daily record, supported by field supervisors who remain personally involved.
Construction operating model
Coverage designed around the project, never a generic post.
Active patrol
Scheduled checks of gates, fencing, equipment, materials, fire conditions and newly developed hazards.
Responsive supervision
Guard stations, post verification, officer support and adjustments as conditions and schedules change.
Documented activity
Daily activity, incident and hazard reporting that gives project leadership a useful operating record.
Coverage planner
Sketch the first coverage plan.
This produces a starting concept only. GISS confirms staffing after an on-site assessment.
Construction record
“They always meet our difficult site security requirements, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.”Richard J. Woolley · Project Manager · HRH Construction LLC · Client recommendation
Assignment detail
The scope behind the service.
Daily site controls
Access logs, patrols, guard shacks and signed authorization for materials leaving the site. Officers document activity and hazards, deter trespass and coordinate with police when required.