Protecting Construction, building sites, scaffolding

With theft alone costing the UK construction industry £800 million per year, it’s important that you protect your building site from thieves. Not only that, but the recovery rate of plant machinery is just 9%, meaning that once your equipment’s gone, it’s gone.

But thieves aren’t the only risk to your building site. Not having building site security means your site’s also at risk of trespassing, vandalism, and health and safety incidents.

And if something happens – whether that’s to your valuables or a human being – you’ll need to prove to insurers that you took all precautions necessary to secure your site.

Want some tips on keeping your building site secure? Check out our blog!

RaiderVision is a full service construction site security solution.

The video-enabled alarm units have 24/7 real-time connection to a BS-EN50518 accredited ARC (alarm receiving centre).

The RaiderVision units are completely wireless, and can be positioned nearly anywhere. They’re steel-armoured, animal-immune and weather-resistant.  

If the unit detects an intruder, the high-decibel alarm will deter them 99% of the time.

If it doesn’t, our control room dispatch an SIA-approved rapid response guard and call the police.

It’s accurate, fast and insurer-approved – and cheaper than the alternatives.

Read our blog to learn more about the RaiderVision site security system. 

CCTV won’t protect you against an intruder on site. It will simply record footage of the incident happening.

CCTV can be great for capturing who is entering and leaving your construction site, and as a supplement to an intruder detection system. But used on its own, your equipment will be long gone by the time you review the footage. It's also unlikely that this footage will lead to prosecution.

What’s more, CCTV requires cables, which may not be an option for some building sites.

You can read more about CCTV in our blog all about site security solutions.

Like anything, human resources have their own setbacks.

A security guard can’t cover the entire perimeter of a site at once. And then there’s paperwork, sick days and holidays to consider.

RaiderVision is up to 90% cheaper than a man guard. It can be placed anywhere and cover an entire perimeter. And there’s no paperwork, holidays, or sick cover to worry about!

You can read more about static guards in our blog all about site security solutions.

Insurers are increasingly expecting customers to prioritise mitigating security risks to their business. If an incident does happen, they may request evidence of this. 

RaiderVision is SSAIB certified, so it will meet or exceed insurer requirements. 

The SSAIB (Security Systems and Alarms Inspection Board) is regulated by The Security Industry Authority (SIA), which reports directly to the Home Secretary and oversees the private security industry with respect to the Private Security Industry Act 2001. 

It's a legal requirement for security providers to be certified by a body overseen by the SIA.

The SSAIB is the leading certification body for providers of security systems. An SSAIB certification is an indicator of excellence. It means that your security provider is regularly inspected against robust criteria. 

You can read more about why you should choose an SSAIB-certified security solution on their website.

As well as being SSAIB certified, RaiderVision’s control room is accredited to BS-EN50518 standards. 

The BSI is the UK’s national standards body. It provides technical standards for a wide range of products and services.

Unlike SIA certifications, British Standards are not legislation. Security providers don't need to be regulated against these standards by law.

Therefore, BSI accreditations are a great reflection of security solutions committed to quality service.

Find out more about accreditations by reading our blog.

No – there are no hidden costs.

No charges for technician visits. No charges for battery changes. No charges for false alarms. No charges for rapid response dispatch.

All costs to get the full RaiderVision service will be included in your finalised quote.

Want to get an idea of how much it'll cost to get the system on site? You can use our quote calculator to get a rough estimate.

RaiderVision uses dual beam technology, which means two beams have to be crossed in order to trigger the alarm. This makes it much more accurate than standard security alarms.

False alarms aren’t common, but they are always a possibility. Luckily, false alarms are dealt with at no extra cost to you. 

The minimum contract term for RaiderVision is 4 weeks.

We require a 1 week notice period to terminate your contract. 

This allows us to get someone to your site to uninstall and collect the equipment.

You can, but there's no need! 

Most RaiderVision customers use us to monitor their construction sites.

Trained operators will monitor your site from an insurer-approved control room, so you can rest easy.

However, if you do want to monitor the system yourself, we can arrange for you to be notified when the alarm detects activity.

Most likely, yes.

All too often, "security experts" will want to place ten cameras on your site without taking a second look at it. Sometimes four cameras placed strategically is all that's needed.

So to get the best solution for your building site, it's recommended that you get a site survey. Sometimes we can do this remotely, using in-house surveying software. 

However, usually, we will undertake a site survey in person. We'll send expert surveyors to your site at a time convenient to you, and you'll have your quote within the next few hours. 

It's simple to get the RaiderVision security system on your building site.

You can get a price estimate using our calculator.

Otherwise, call us on 03300 553 559 to discuss your requirements.