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Public offices serve visitors every day while protecting staff, records and buildings.

Security officers at the screening point of a public office building

Security must keep public services open to everyone who needs them, without letting risk in with the crowd. It usually means orderly access, screening and recording visitors, and protecting sensitive areas and records.

Typical risks

  • Large numbers of visitors and queues at the entrances
  • Weapons or prohibited items carried into buildings
  • Access to sensitive offices and records
  • Protests and gatherings outside
  • Theft of equipment and documents

How we protect it

  • Screening at public entrances by officers, with a walk-through detector where you have one
  • Orderly queues and visitor records at reception
  • Access control for restricted floors and records rooms
  • Patrols of buildings and grounds after hours
  • Plans for public events and gatherings

Services often combined

Questions clients ask

Can officers screen visitors without long delays?

Screening is planned around your visitor numbers and busy times, so queues keep moving.

Can you protect official events?

Yes. Events are planned separately, with the posts and personnel each one requires.

Can you work alongside our own security staff?

Yes. Roles are agreed before cover begins, so your staff and our officers each know who covers what.

Red Sky Security Limited

Investing in your Security

Book a free site risk assessment

We find the gaps in your current security and recommend a plan that fits your budget, at no cost.

Office
4th Floor, IPS Building, Nairobi, Kenya
A security officer at the gate of a residential estate