A construction site concentrates equipment, cables, machines, base areas and multiple accesses. At night, on weekends and during weekends, the absence of field teams creates an ideal window for theft and intrusion.
In the Hérault as in the Bouches-du-Rhône, site security must be proportionate: sometimes a patrol is enough, sometimes a fixed human presence is necessary.
Identify sensitive periods
Thefts often occur after delivery of technical packages, when the materials have value and the site remains open. Long weekends and temporary closure phases increase the risk.
The system must therefore evolve according to the progress of the site rather than remaining identical from the first to the last day.
- Nights and weekends
- Second work phase
- Deliveries of sensitive material
- Bases and containers
Combine human presence and rounds
The human presence deters and allows for immediate removal of doubt. The rounds check several points at controlled costs: fences, access, containers, parking lots and storage areas.
Reporting must remain simple: time-stamped passage, anomaly noted, photo if necessary, alert to the referent.
- Site access control
- Rounds at variable times
- Presence at night if strong exposure
- Handrail or usable reporting
Frame the instructions before mission
An agent cannot guess the project owner's priorities. The instructions must specify prohibited areas, emergency contacts, authorized access and expected actions in the event of an incident.
