Archive for October 25th, 2021

We can cover multiple properties and will deter unwanted acts of would-be criminals. JDAM Security can provide patrols in Wales for voluntary, private and public organisations.

We can provide you with hi-visibility security warning boards and stickers (at no cost to the client) to be placed around the site perimeter this service is both cost-effective and can be an excellent deterrent against would-be criminals.

Mobile patrols are a cost-effective way to have a security presence for your property and has been a great choice for clients who for whatever reason couldn’t afford or simply did not need our full-time security guards for their property,

We will not hinder your service no matter if any false alarms are triggered. You are charged on a no tie in basis and only for visits made.

Should you not comply with the requirements of the NPCC, the Police may withdraw response to your premises. In addition, your alarm receiving centre will not be permitted to notify the Police of alarm activations unless keyholder information is available. Where a professional keyholding company is appointed, all the above is taken care of. Our […]

Keyholding, in a professional sense, is the act of keeping a spare key to a residential or commercial premise for use in case the primary key is lost or stolen.

We have many years of experience in event security, and providing event security for our clients is a talent we can be proud of. We have provided event security on many events and for a wide variety of well-known artist.

We can be available at short notice and although we pride ourselves on being able to fulfil our client’s needs, occasionally we may not be able to due to services being in high demand.

The amount of guards for an event depends on the venue size and the number of attendees. One guard per 100 people attending your event is common practice and should be able to meet your needs. This rule can help you plan and budget your security accordingly.

You should choose JDAM because no longer can one rely solely on human resources and physical barriers in designing a security plan; We also address the role and inherent vulnerabilities of critical infrastructures, potential terrorist activities and up to date regional problem reports upon which dynamic security plans are built.