24/7 Security Services for confined-space monitoring, confined-space rescues, fire surveillance, industrial firefighters & more.

Commercial security includes physical guard presence, surveillance, access control, and emergency readiness for any property used for business purposes. It covers office towers, warehouses, shopping centres, and other non-residential spaces.

The cost depends on property type, hours of coverage, and required services. On average, commercial security rates in Canada range between $23 and $40 per hour. Contact us for a site-specific quote.

Yes. We provide overnight patrols, weekend coverage, and 24/7 services for commercial properties with extended operating hours or higher after-hours risk.

Yes. We provide commercial security coverage in multiple cities across Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta, with quick deployment in areas like Toronto, Vancouver, Scarborough, and Vaughan.

Absolutely. Our guards are trained to work with various CCTV and access control systems, ensuring full integration with your commercial property’s tech infrastructure.

 Industrial security refers to the protection of critical infrastructure, facilities, personnel, and proprietary information in the industrial sector (like factories, refineries, power plants, etc.).

• Surveillance systems in power plants
  
• Access control in chemical factories
  
• Fire safety and emergency protocols in refineries
  
• Data protection in manufacturing facilities

 To:

• Prevent unauthorized access
  
  
• Safeguard sensitive materials and data
  
  
• Ensure worker safety
  
  
• Maintain business continuity

Protecting physical assets, people, and confidential operations from theft, sabotage, espionage, and accidents.

 To reduce risks and provide safety to individuals, businesses, and governments by offering preventive and reactive security solutions.

The security industry encompasses companies and professionals who provide services and products for the protection of people, property, and information.

 Because industrial facilities often contain hazardous materials, high-value equipment, and critical infrastructure that are essential for economic and national stability.

 The security industry falls under the broader Protective Services sector, which includes private security, law enforcement support, emergency response, and surveillance systems.

• Biometric access in sensitive zones
  
  
• Motion sensors in storage areas
  
  
• Firewalls and encryption for industrial control systems
  
  
• Guard patrols around perimeter fencing

1. Physical Security – Protects buildings and equipment
   
2. Information Security – Safeguards intellectual property and data
   
3. Personnel Security - Protects employees and screens personnel access

Using controlled information sharing, such as limiting access to sensitive plans or blueprints, to prevent industrial espionage.

1. Reliability Status - For basic access to protected info
   
2. Secret Clearance (Level II) - For sensitive government info
   
3. Top Secret Clearance (Level III) – For classified national security data
   
4. Controlled Goods Clearance - For handling military tech and IP
   
5. Enhanced Reliability or Site-Specific Clearance - For special jobsites or nuclear sectors

There is no official “Level 5” in Canada, but Top Secret is considered the highest. Some organizations internally categorize clearances, but officially it's:

• Reliability Status
  
• Secret
• Top Secret

Canada doesn’t have a level 7 clearance. This may refer to special U.S. designations (e.g., Q clearance in the U.S. DOE), not applicable in Canadian systems.

Apply through your employer (often government or cleared contractor), complete background checks, fingerprinting, and police clearance. The process may take 3–12 months.

 Contact the Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) or your employer’s security officer if submitted under a company.

 Top Secret is the most difficult due to extensive background checks, financial reviews, interviews, and sometimes polygraph tests (for CSIS or RCMP roles).