Warehouse Security Solutions to Enhance Worker Safety, Secure Assets with Scheduled Entry & Locking. Live Alerts & Reporting.

Warehouse security is a professional service designed to prevent theft, control access, and manage safety protocols in industrial storage environments. It typically includes patrols, surveillance, and emergency response

Warehouses store high-value inventory and are often unstaffed overnight. Without professional security, they are vulnerable to theft, vandalism, and unauthorized entry — which can result in substantial financial loss and downtime.

Warehouse security requires a deeper understanding of logistics operations, inventory protection, and access control for multiple types of vehicles and personnel. Guards must also be trained in site-specific hazards like machinery zones or flammable material areas.

Rates vary based on shift duration, location, and service complexity. On average, professional warehouse security costs between $25 to $40 per hour. For a tailored quote, contact our team directly.

Yes. Our guards are trained in industrial workflows, visitor control, lock/unlock procedures, emergency evacuations, and safety compliance. We tailor their responsibilities based on your warehouse’s standard operating procedures.

Warehouse security is the combination of measures taken to protect a warehouse and its contents from theft, vandalism, unauthorized access, fire, and other risks

Because warehouses store valuable inventory, materials, and equipment—making them prime targets for theft and operational disruption.

• Install surveillance cameras (CCTV)
  
  
• Hire trained security guards
  
  
• Use access control systems (badges, biometric)
  
  
• Maintain lighting and fencing
  
  
• Conduct regular audits and patrols

• Patrol premises
  
  
• Monitor surveillance feeds
  
  
• Manage visitor logs and access points
  
  
• Respond to alarms or breaches
  
  
• Ensure safety compliance

Security means protection from threats, ensuring safety, integrity, and operational continuity of assets and people.

• Alarm systems
  
  
• Video surveillance
  
  
• Access control
  
  
• Inventory tracking
  
  
• Emergency response plans

• Fire extinguishers
  
  
• CCTV cameras
  
  
• Access readers/keypads
  
  
• Safety signage
  
  
• Motion detectors

at are the four types of security measures?

1. Deterrence - Signs, lighting, visible cameras
   
2. Detection - Sensors, alarms, monitoring
   
3. Delay - Strong doors, locks, barriers
   
4. Response - Guards, police, automated lockdown

Yes, many warehouses employ guards for 24/7 patrol, monitoring, and emergency response

• Clear fire exits

   

• Proper storage protocols

   

• Hazard signage

   

• Personal protective equipment (PPE)

   

• Training for staff on emergencies

• Physical Security
  
  
• Procedural Security
  
  
• Technical Security

• Authentication
  
  
• Authorization
  
  
• Accounting
  
  
• Auditing

(Sometimes varies) - could refer to:

1. 1. Detect
      
      
   2. Delay
      
      
   3. Deny
      
      
   4. Respond
      
      

1. People
   
   
2. Processes
   
   
3. Policies
   
   
4. Physical Assets

In a warehouse context:

1. Physical Security
   
   
2. Personnel Security
   
   
3. Information Security
   
   
4. Operational Security

1. Confidentiality
   
   
2. Integrity
   
   
3. Availability
   
   
4. Accountability

1. Prevention
   
   
2. Protection
   
   
3. Preparedness
   
   
4. Performance
   
   

Persistence

• Install fences and barriers
  
  
• Use advanced locks and access controls
  
  
• Set up 24/7 CCTV
  
  
• Hire mobile patrol security
  
  
• Use alarm monitoring services
  
  
• Implement inventory tracking systems

• Conduct background checks on employees
  
  
• Limit access to sensitive areas
  
  
• Train staff on theft prevention
  
  
• Use real-time inventory software
  
  
• Monitor blind spots

• Follow OSHA or WSIB standards
  
  
• Train workers in first aid and evacuation
  
  
• Maintain clean, obstacle-free walkways
  
  
• Store hazardous materials correctly

• Conduct regular risk assessments
  
  
• Install fire suppression systems
  
  
• Review and enforce SOPs
  
  
• Rotate security shifts and patrol routes

 Do:
✔ Follow safety rules
✔ Wear PPE
✔ Report suspicious activity
✔ Keep aisles clear

Don't:
✘ Block fire exits
✘ Leave equipment unattended
✘ Ignore damaged inventory
✘ Share access codes

• Create a Google Business profile
  
  
• Promote through LinkedIn or B2B channels
  
  
• Join logistics and warehousing directories
  
  
• Offer value-added services (security, climate control, etc.)
  
  
• Build partnerships with e-commerce & logistics firms