GPS tracking in security

Tracking and securing what's valuable

A personal GPS tracker has innumerable uses in security, from key-man protection and tracking to demonstrating that security services have been provided.

When people are at risk of kidnap or violence, a personal GPS tracker can be the difference between life and death. Our devices are used by the police to help protect vulnerable people.

Security companies providing routine security services use personal GPS trackers to prove they've provided the services they are invoicing for, providing reports to their clients and helping them to win and keep contracts. For them the simplicity of the KoolTrax™ Ranger means virtually no product loss and for the security guards it provides them not only with a panic alarm, but the knowledge that the control room knows who is closest to provide assistance.

Security guards often cover multiple buildings or areas to make routine checks. When a fire or security alarm triggers, the control room can quickly see and allocate the nearest security van to attend the call.

The location of precious cargo may be tracked as it travels. Vehicles, particularly construction and agricultural vehicles, and second hand car dealerships all value the ability to set a geographic boundary and receive a text message if the vehicle moves.

Security cameras can be trained to the location of someone wearing a tracker, so they automatically record the action. In crowd control, it's good to know where your guys are even if they visually blend in, our systems provide that ability, and when events happen quickly the lasts thing you need is to spend time working out where people are. Our personnel location systems let you deploy your resources effectively.

When an Alzheimers sufferer wanders, it worries a lot of people and it can take many person-hours to find them. Forward thinking police forces are providing regular wanderers with our GPS tracking devices because often it means the family of the missing person can simply go and pick them up rather than using lots of police time searching.

Get in touch to explore how you could use GPS tracking to help you track what's important to your business.