Readiness check

Is your jobsite a hard target or an easy score?

Construction theft is a multi-billion-dollar problem with a low recovery rate, and an open site is a target. No single measure stops it, so security is layers that make your site the harder target and let you recover what does walk off. Answer for how the site is actually secured. The score stays on your device; enter an email only if you want the jobsite security checklist sent over.

1. Do you use layered security (perimeter, lighting, cameras, locks, GPS) rather than one measure?Yes, multiple layers working togetherOne or two thingsBasically nothing

2. Is the perimeter controlled with a fence, one entrance, lighting, and signage?Yes, controlled and lit perimeterPartial fencing, dark in spotsOpen and unlit

3. Are tools and small valuables locked up at the end of every day?Yes, nothing valuable left outMost of it, sometimes notTools sit out overnight

4. Is heavy equipment protected (immobilizer, GPS, geofence alert, clustered)?Yes, GPS and immobilizers on the ironJust the universal keyNo equipment protection

5. Is high-value material (copper, wire, fuel) delivered just-in-time and secured?Yes, just-in-time and locked upIt sits on site a whileOut in the open for days

6. Are tools and equipment marked and serial numbers recorded?Yes, marked and serials loggedSome of itNot marked or recorded

7. Do you keep an inventory so you know what is gone and can report it?Yes, a current inventoryRough ideaNo inventory

8. Do you control site access (who is on site, sign-in, sub control, after-hours)?Yes, access is controlled and trackedLooselyAnyone can wander on