Scheduled fixed-site guarding
Access, patrol, observation and reporting against approved post orders.
From R 1 536Client model →
Security matched to the assessed risk
LOKD combines the officer with the controls around the work: a clear risk brief, approved orders, verified role eligibility, Operations supervision, relief planning and evidence of service.
Service portfolio
Starting figures are planning indications with no VAT charged for an ordinary single shift. Site, risk, calendar, team, movement and supplier inputs determine the final approved quote.
Access, patrol, observation and reporting against approved post orders.
From R 1 536Client model →Separate static and movement models with Armed evidence and equipment controls.
From R 5 686Armed services →Unarmed or Armed protection, protective driving and coordinated teams.
From R 13 565VIP protection →The operating model
An enquiry can progress only when LOKD can define the job, control the risk and support the roster properly.
We record the risk, access points, operating hours, incidents, people and outcome before defining the post.
Duties, exclusions, escalation contacts, hours, equipment and reporting are agreed in controlled post orders.
Identity, PSiRA status, grade, training, site induction, Passport, rest and schedule evidence must all pass.
Attendance, relief, incidents, exceptions and client review remain connected to the exact service record.
Scope discipline
Every fixed post, movement or protection detail is governed by its approved orders. A client cannot expand duties, change a route or add an Armed requirement informally during a shift.
Defined outcome and exclusions
Site, route or itinerary controls
Role-matched officer readiness
Incident reporting and escalation
Relief and continuity planning
Client service evidence
Commercial boundary
An officer offer or deployment is released only after the quotation, service period and readiness checks are confirmed. LOKD activates service against an agreed plan—not an informal request.
Start with the site