Construction Site Security. The Owner shall secure the Property throughout the construction period to prevent trespass, theft, bodily injury, and other undesirable occurrences. If, after consultation with the Town’s Chief of Police, the Town Mayor determines that additional security is needed, the Owner will provide it.
Construction Site Security. The Contractor shall include in their Lump Sum Base Price proposal and use as their subcontractor local law enforcement personnel for the scope of work of securing the jobsites from one-half (1/2) hour before Contractor’s personnel leave for the evening until one-half (1/2) hour after the Contractor’s personnel return to work in the morning. Xxxxxxxx xxxx xx Xxxxxxx 00 xxxxx xx manned during all construction activities and/or Contractor’s, Owner’s, or Third Party personnel are present.
Construction Site Security. The losses due to theft and vandalism on construction sites have been increasing dramatically over the past decade. Although exact figures are not available, all reliable estimates are that losses due to theft and vandalism are in the billions of dollars. Crime prevention on construction sites has become a major concern of all responsible contractors. In some cases, the difference between making a profit or sustaining a loss on a job will relate to the contractor’s ability to control crime problems on the site. This handout provides guidance on efforts to control job site security. While each site will present some unique situations, the information provided can assist in identifying major sources of crime losses and implementing the measures for controlling these losses. General Establish a written Security Policy. Develop a job-site security plan. Assign supervisory security responsibilities. Encourage security awareness among all workers. Contact the police and fire departments before starting a job. Establish contact with adjoining properties - encourage them to report suspicious activities on the site. Require prompt reporting by workers of incidents of theft and vandalism. Report all losses to the police immediately. Maintain complete records of all security incidents. Become involved with local groups or associations working to prevent construction-site theft and vandalism. Site When possible, enclose the job site with a security fence. Provide for nighttime lighting of the site. Provide for limited access to the site at all times, preferably with lockable gates. Maintain a clear zone adjacent to fencing. Post warning signs to keep unauthorized persons off the site. Use only high quality locks - never leave keys in locks, or leave locks in an open position. Check-out the site at the end of each day before securing it. Provide parking areas outside of the site for employees and visitors. Consider the use of security guards and have them patrol the site on designated rounds. Provide guards with a means of communication. Equipment, Tools, and Materials Consider utilizing a secured area within the site for equipment storage. Maintain an inventory control system for all equipment, tools, and materials. Include photographs of equipment and expensive tools. Establish a program for verifying all deliveries. Xxxx all tools and equipment in a conspicuous, distinctive manner to allow for easy identification. Implement a check-out system for all tools and equip...
Construction Site Security
