Immediate deployment to a site when a security incident has escalated beyond the capacity of on-site guarding. The Intervention Unit arrives already briefed, operationally coordinated, and integrated with the on-site security structure.
Physical response to active threats on commercial, industrial, and institutional properties. Trained to work alongside on-site security and law enforcement in a structured, coordinated response.
Multi-point response to perimeter breaches at large properties where a single patrol officer cannot cover the area required. Coordinated deployment across entry points and perimeter zones.
Once an incident is contained, the Intervention Unit supports the stabilisation of the site: maintaining a heightened security presence, securing the area, and managing the transition back to normal operations.
Deployment in support of planned operations carrying elevated risk: evictions, asset recovery, high-value transfers, and other events requiring a structured physical security capability on standby.
The Intervention Unit capability is most relevant for:
If your current security programme does not include a structured escalation response, ask us how the Intervention Unit can be integrated into your programme.
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