Construction site security after the crews go home
A job site is hardest to control when nobody is working on it: gates, staged materials and equipment sitting overnight. Ophion Tactical Security posts armed officers at your gates and laydown areas, patrols the fence line by vehicle and tells your superintendent what they found.
Organizations Ophion has protected
How the coverage works.
Ideal for
General contractors · Developers and owners · Superintendents and project managers · Commercial and mixed-use projects · Infrastructure yards · Laydown and equipment yards
Gate access control for deliveries, subcontractors and visitors
After-hours, overnight and weekend coverage when the site is closed
Vehicle patrols of the fence line, laydown yards and equipment staging
Theft deterrence at storage containers, fuel tanks and parked equipment
Written reports on gate activity, patrol findings and incidents
Supervisor site checks covering officers, patrol logs and fence-line conditions
Post orders revised as gates, fencing and project phases change
The work we’re allowed to show.
Straight answers.
The questions people ask before they reach out. If yours isn’t here, ask us directly.
We start by learning how your property runs, often on a site walk with you. From that we write the post orders, agree who we report to and how, and schedule officers to your operating hours. Officers are briefed on those post orders and work under field supervision.
It depends on what the property needs. An on-site armed security officer holds a post for the hours you need covered, which suits access control and a fixed presence. Mobile patrol covers a property through vehicle patrols, and Ophion scopes either one, or a mix of both, around the site and its location.
Yes. Officers document incidents on site. Routine reporting is defined when the program is set up: its format, its frequency and who receives it are agreed with your point of contact.
Monitoring can be part of an ongoing security program: watching a client’s existing camera feeds, documenting activity and coordinating response. Ophion does not install cameras, alarms or access-control hardware, and can refer those needs to qualified partners.
Yes. Ophion Tactical Security holds Texas Department of Public Safety license B28459401. Armed security officers are Level III commissioned security officers, and protection agents are Level IV Personal Protection Officers.
Send us the location, the schedule and what you need protected. We follow up to go over the details and confirm the scope with you. Your quote is built on that scope: the site, event or person, the hours and the staffing it takes.
Need more than one kind of coverage?
Some assignments do, such as an event that needs security officers at the doors and a protection agent with the guest of honor. Open a category to see everything we staff.
Armed Security Officers
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Commercial Property & Office Security
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Construction Site Security
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Private School & Campus Security
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Church & Religious Facility Security
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Warehouse & Industrial Security
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Automotive Dealership Security
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Family Entertainment & Recreation Security
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Hotel & Hospitality Security
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Mobile Patrol
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