Which of these sounds like you?
Warehouse losses hide in the gaps between the gate, the bay, and the stock room.
These are the five problems warehouse managers bring to us most. Each one points to a specific control, and the survey shows which your site needs first.
Stock that disappears between counts
The stock-take is short, and nobody can say which bay, shift, or vehicle it left on.
Cameras over loading bays and gates, with footage kept on site, show what left and when.
Usually fits: loading bay and gate cameras
Anyone can walk into the stock room
Staff, drivers, and contractors all pass the high-value cage during the day.
Access control on stock rooms and cages records who opened each door, with face or card readers where dust and worn hands defeat fingerprints.
Usually fits: Access Control
Break-ins through the yard at night
A long fence line and a dark yard give intruders hours of cover.
A free-standing electric fence split into zones, with fence alarms sent to your phone and to monitoring.
Usually fits: Electric Fencing
Fire alarms that dust keeps setting off
Dust triggers false alarms, so detectors end up covered or ignored.
EN 54 detectors with dust-protected chambers, sirens that sound together, and alerts to your phone when the building is empty.
Usually fits: Fire Alarm Systems
An alarm at 2 a.m. with nobody to act
An alarm at an empty warehouse only helps if someone responds to it.
Alerts reach our team and our response partner at the same moment, first responders attend, and serious incidents are escalated.
Usually fits: PRO Enterprise Monitoring
Not sure where your warehouse is exposed?
Tell us about the site, the stock, and your operating hours. We will survey it for free and send a written quotation.
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