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GTS Security provides a unique manned guarding service to specific streets or suburbs. The service is a deterrent and offers no guarantee against any losses incurred.

The guards are either STATIC at a road or junction or they will be patrolling using a guard monitoring unit. To assist in their duties a guard hut solar light, road barriers and a panic button linked to PJM Response for his use are provided to assist with the control of pedestrian and vehicle access.

At no extra cost, the guard is equipped with:

– Torches for night guards

– Two way radio

– Cellphone with WhatsApp bundle and PJM APPanic

– Guard Monitoring unit (Electricity point to be provided)

-Whistle and Baton stick

– Bicycle for each guard

– Guards fully uniformed with appropriate seasonal gear

– Road patrol signs

Shelters And Guard Roles

Guard shelter to be supplied per guard. GTS suggests access car stickers for participating clients – All vehicles without stickers will be considered loiterers and WILL be approached by the guards. Reporting and Support will be done via radio to control room.
GTS are not permitted to totally close the road as it is a public road, and a delicate balance has to be arrived at between paid-up members and those that did not contribute.

Ideally persons and vehicles identified by a sticker or a pass have less controlled movement through the controlled area than those without passes who are restricted, slowed down, recorded, and interrogated. The concept here is to restrict vehicles and pedestrians from entering the road who are not residents or who have no official business in the area. Record keeping of these non-residents is important. Over and above the standard security equipment the guard is equipped with a PJM APPanic/ Panic to call for assistance in the event of an emergency. A supervisor or visiting manager will visit the guard at various times during his duty. PJM Response vehicle may from time to time base as the same location. We would strongly recommend that the post be manned by 2 guards…