When your fire alarm, sprinkler or suppression system is offline, NFPA and local fire codes require a fire watch. Our trained patrols make scheduled rounds, maintain detailed logs of every inspection point, and are prepared to alert the fire department and evacuate if needed.
What We Provide
- Alarm system outages
- Hot work operations
- Construction sites
- Demolition projects
How Deployment Works
We start with a free on-site assessment to understand your security needs. Then we design a coverage plan — number of guards, their posts, schedule, and protocols. Once approved, we deploy trained, licensed officers with clear post orders and supervision.
What Sets Global Security Apart
Every guard is background-checked, state-licensed and trained in de-escalation. We provide detailed incident reports, regular supervision, and 24/7 dispatch support. Founded by law-enforcement professionals, we bring real-world experience to every post.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is a fire watch required? When fire alarm or sprinkler systems are impaired for more than 4 hours in a 24-hour period, during hot work operations, and on certain construction sites.
Do you provide documentation for the fire marshal? Yes. We maintain timestamped patrol logs that satisfy fire marshal requirements.