Fire Watch and Waking Watch services are temporary fire safety measures used when a building’s fire alarm system, sprinklers, or other protection systems are not fully operational. In these situations, trained fire watch officers remain on-site to monitor the property and ensure any signs of fire risk are detected immediately.
CCTV monitoring isn’t just about watching screens. We actively monitor, assess threats, and escalate when required. Technology helps, but trained eyes and fast decisions make the real difference.
We’ve provided manned guarding for offices, construction sites, and retail spaces, and in my experience, visible presence alone often deters half the trouble. It’s not just about standing at a door. It’s about awareness, reporting, and knowing when to act.
Mobile patrols work best when you need flexibility. We’ve seen how randomised patrol patterns reduce risk significantly, especially after hours. Quick checks. Strong deterrence. No unnecessary overhead.
K9 security isn’t for every site, but when it’s needed, it’s powerful. A trained dog and experienced handler create a level of deterrence that’s hard to ignore. In high-risk environments, that presence speaks for itself.
Fire Watch or Waking Watch is a temporary safety service where trained personnel monitor a building for fire risks when fire alarm or sprinkler systems are not fully operational.
Fire Watch services are usually required when fire detection systems are faulty, under maintenance, or when a building is waiting for permanent fire safety systems to be installed.
Fire Watch officers conduct regular patrols, monitor fire hazards, check escape routes, and ensure occupants can evacuate safely in case of an emergency.
Yes, Fire Watch officers are typically SIA licensed and trained to follow fire safety procedures and emergency protocols.
Yes, Fire Watch and Waking Watch services can be provided 24/7 to ensure continuous monitoring and safety for buildings and occupants.
