Alarm Response, Keyholding & Chaperone Service
Fidelis Security provides keyholding and alarm response services. Our business and residential contract customers can rest assured that a fully trained and licensed security professional will attend when an intruder alarm is activated.
We hold keys under security seal until they are needed. On receiving a call from your intruder alarm monitoring station, we'll assign one of our mobile units to respond immediately.
At your site, our mobile response officers will look for signs of damage or forced entry before gaining access to the building.
If we detect a crime, we will liaise with the Police and assist them where necessary, relieving you of much of the administrative burden associated with a break-in. Our officers are forensically aware and will make sure that potential evidence is undisturbed.
Once the on-site investigation is complete, we will secure your premises where necessary, using our in house team of boarders.
Fidelis Security will respond fast to solve your security challenge.
Call the team on 01483 506225 to discuss your needs, or e-mail info@fidelis-security.com
Keyholder chaperone
Our keyholder chaperone service provides protection for employees when companies wish to keep keys and alarm codes within their own organization.
Some companies wish to keep keys and alarm codes within their own organization and cannot, therefore, use our keyholding service. For these customers, our mobile response officers act as chaperones to employee keyholders, providing expert risk assessment and forensic-aware skills on site, looking for signs of damage or forced entry before gaining access to the building and making sure that potential evidence is undisturbed.
Our mobile response officers are on call to chaperone employee keyholder, providing expert risk assessment and forensic-aware skills on site, looking for signs of damage or forced entry before gaining access to the building, and making sure that potential evidence is undisturbed.
We also provide fully qualified chaperones for vulnerable employees, including local council enforcement officers and NHS doctors called on to deal with individuals who have previously been aggressive or violent.
