Private-industry disaster security
Your property survived the incident. Do not leave the recovery exposed.
Privateer provides urgent fire watch, on-site officers, scene security, access control, asset protection, and documented recovery-site coverage for businesses, managed properties, insurers, contractors, and industrial operators after a serious loss.
The Secondary-Loss Window
The emergency changes the property before management has time to write a new plan.
Doors may not lock. Cameras may be down. Walls, inventory, utilities, records, or equipment may be exposed. Contractors need entry, curious people approach, and responsibility shifts between ownership, insurance, restoration, and public authorities.
Fire Watch and Post-Fire Security
Perform required watch activity, documented rounds, access control, visible presence, and protection of the damaged property while the responsible authority establishes the site requirements.
Flood and Storm Loss
Protect damaged buildings, exposed units, equipment, temporary power, drying systems, contractor materials, and restricted recovery areas.
Life-Safety System Failure
Provide temporary human coverage when fire alarms, sprinklers, access systems, gates, cameras, lighting, or other protective systems are impaired.
Industrial and Worksite Incidents
Secure facilities, yards, equipment, materials, loading areas, temporary compounds, and contractor access after an accident or operational shutdown.
Apartment and HOA Emergencies
Support evacuations, protect vacant units or common areas, manage controlled resident and vendor access, and document recurring problems during restoration.
Insurance and Recovery Visibility
Maintain a reviewable record of security activity, incidents, access issues, officer observations, and supporting media after the loss.
Emergency Fire Watch
A fire watch must be more than a guard sitting near the front door.
The accepted plan can include defined patrol intervals, hazard observation, access restrictions, communications, log requirements, escalation procedures, and evidence that the rounds occurred.
- Document patrol rounds, locations, observations, exceptions, and required notifications.
- Protect impaired or damaged spaces from unauthorized entry and secondary loss.
- Coordinate with management, the responsible fire authority, alarm vendors, restoration teams, and approved contractors.
- Support evacuation, scene perimeter, and safe access functions within the accepted mission and individual training.
Fire and Wildfire Support
Privateer can support the emergency scene around active fire operations.
When requested by a property owner or responsible authority, Privateer can secure the fire scene and perimeter, assist with evacuation or re-entry control, protect staging and recovery areas, manage authorized access, and help keep unassigned people out of danger zones.
Recovery-Site Operating Model
One operating picture for the people securing, repairing, insuring, and owning the property.
Controlled Access
Build approved-company and visitor procedures around the actual recovery team, gates, entrances, work hours, and restricted spaces.
Documented Security
Connect officers, shifts, activity, incidents, photographs, body-camera or dashcam evidence, and client review through Full Sail.
Explore Full SailCritical Sites Command
Add a dedicated incident workspace when the loss has multiple companies, moving hazards, tracked assets, announcements, gates, and reporting stakeholders.
Explore Critical SitesEmergency pricing: An accepted response requiring deployment in under 24 hours carries a $1,250–$2,500 emergency service fee per incident. Continuing staffing, equipment, travel, Critical Sites, and mission-specific costs are quoted separately.
Private-Industry Emergency Activation
Call before the damaged property becomes a second incident.
Provide the address, incident type, required start time, known hazards, responsible decision-maker, and immediate security objective.