Commercial break-in claim: the evidence insurers need
A crime reference number records that a break-in was reported, but it doesn’t establish the value of the loss. For a commercial break-in claim, insurers...
A crime reference number records that a break-in was reported, but it doesn’t establish the value of the loss. For a commercial break-in claim, insurers...
A fence around a building site does not, by itself, protect the people passing it. Construction site safety requires physical separation, controlled vehicle movements and...
In a TUPE security provider change, the incoming contractor can’t choose whether existing staff transfer. Where TUPE applies, assigned employees normally transfer automatically, with their...
An hourly rate alone is not enough to budget for security. Manned security costs depend on the hours purchased, officers needed at the same time,...
Cargo crime does not always begin with a forced entry or a dramatic incident. It often starts with an ordinary gap in routine: an unchecked...
An evacuation can become disorganised in seconds when people receive mixed instructions, use familiar routes or wait for somebody else to take charge. A guard’s...
Airport business park security has to deal with more than a locked gate and a few cameras. High traffic volumes, 24/7 operations, logistics activity, vacant...
A hospital does not become safer because somebody is standing by the door. It becomes safer when security staff, clinical teams and practical systems know...
A security incident can become an insurance claim, a disciplinary matter, a police enquiry, or evidence in court. The report written during the shift may...
A security post is never truly unattended when concise pass-on notes capture the right information. The danger sits in ordinary gaps: an alarm left unexplained,...