One security standard across every jobsite. We train your teams, audit the programs you run today and build new ones, for general contractors and data center developers.
Start with an audit or a new program, then keep us on to own the standard as your project list grows.
Training, audits of your current site security, and new programs built to your owners' requirements.
For GCs →A construction security program designed for your campus build, written into the GC contract.
For developers →A field review of how security actually works on your jobsites, with scored findings and fixes.
See what's reviewed →A senior physical security leader who owns your company-wide standard, without a full-time hire.
How it works →Pieces of heavy equipment reported stolen to U.S. law enforcement in 2014.
NICB and NER, 2014 Heavy Equipment Theft ReportShare of that stolen equipment that was recovered. Most of what leaves a jobsite stays gone.
NICB and NER, 2014 Heavy Equipment Theft ReportBoth faced a lawsuit after a foreman was attacked on site, because they controlled security, cut guard coverage and left a fence gap.
Degala v. John Stewart Co., Cal. Ct. App. 2023We've built and audited security programs, and trained field teams, on active jobsites for one of the largest general contracting and construction firms in the U.S.
Requirements written into the GC contract are far more likely to be followed. Requirements added later become change orders.
The first weeks on site set the habits the whole job keeps.
Stolen equipment is rarely recovered, and replacing long-lead gear can cost weeks of schedule.
Where they apply to your project, we reference the physical security standards the finished facility will be held to, so the jobsite program and the owner's expectations match.
Before the GC contract is signed, so your security requirements are written into it and not added later as a change order.
Usually the GC, under requirements the developer sets. We help developers set those requirements and help GCs build, train and audit the program that meets them.
Yes. We review the site program in the field, score what we find and give you a short corrective plan.
No. We're independent, so recommendations aren't tied to a product or a guard contract.
Yes. We write a company-wide standard with site risk tiers, so a small renovation and a hyperscale campus each get the right level of control from the same playbook.
No. We design, audit and train on construction security programs. We don't commission systems.
Yes. We're based in Tulsa and work with builders and owners on projects nationwide.