Mar 23, 2023
As construction site theft is known to increase during summer, a Worcester-based security company (1-508 803 6900) has announced an update to their mobile patrol services.

Worcester, United States - March 23, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Security Guards Worcester now offers a range of security and surveillance for construction sites. The company uses AI software and marked mobile patrol vehicles to offer 24/7 security.
Interested parties can read more at https://securityguardworcester.com
Since construction sites are vulnerable to theft and vandalism, Security Guards Worcester believes that having 24/7 surveillance and marked patrol vehicles can help deter criminal activity.
According to a report made by National Equipment Register (NER) and National Insurance Crime Bureau, the annual national estimated cost of equipment theft was between $400 million to $1 billion, with most thefts happening during peak construction seasons in the summer. To combat this issue, the NER recommends that construction sites improve their surveillance and security measures.
To that end, Security Guards Worcester is now offering marked mobile patrols and monitoring for construction sites to ensure that only authorized staff enter the site, and quickly identify potential trespassers. Security Guards Worcester personnel will also respond to all alarms on-site and investigate what triggered the alarm.
The company emphasizes that construction site security is essential, as thefts and sabotage can delay the project, be costly for the client, and in a worst-case scenario, even affect the safety of the finished structure. "We understand that ensuring the safety of your construction site and equipment is crucial to the success of your project," a spokesperson added. "Our team of experienced security professionals are trained to identify potential security risks and take proactive measures to prevent any incidents from occurring."
About Security Guards Worcester
Security Guards Worcester offers their 24/7 security services in Worcester County, Boston, Springfield, and all of Central Massachusetts. The security company and all of its uniformed security guards are licensed, insured, and bonded.
A spokesperson for Security Guards Worcester said: “At our company, we pride ourselves on our commitment to providing high-quality construction site security services that exceed our client’s expectations. We understand that every construction site is different, and we will work closely with you to tailor our services to meet your specific needs.”
Those interested learn more at: https://securityguardworcester.com/marked-vehicle-mobile-patrol/
Contact Info:
Name: Andrew Lizotte
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Organization: Security Guards Worcester
Address: 5 New York St, Worcester, MA 01603, United States
Phone: +1-508-803-6900
Website: https://securityguardworcester.com/
Source: PressCable
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