Lygon Street keeps trading after most of Melbourne has gone home, and buildings along it often have rear access from laneways such as Lygon Lane. Once the last table is cleared and the alarm is set, an activation at 1am still needs someone to check the front, the kitchen door and the lane.
TeamSignal Security is a full-service security provider, and our alarm response service sends an officer so you don't have to come back in. The officer works through your site instructions, rings your contacts in order and logs the attendance in TrackTik.
A typical Lygon Street building has a shop or restaurant at street level, an office or apartment upstairs and a rear entry off the lane. Each part can have its own alarm, its own door and its own contact.
Before response starts, we record:
If staff, contacts or trading hours change, your account manager updates the instructions.
Carlton’s restaurants, bars, cinemas and theatres can close well after the surrounding shops. When the last staff member locks up, there may be nobody else in the building.
For late-closing venues, an alarm response plan can cover:
Response times are guided by the industry response requirements that apply to your premises, or by your contract, and our aim is to arrive well within them.
If your alarm or cameras need replacing, our CCTV and alarm systems service installs systems chosen for the premises.
Tell us your address, trading hours, how the alarm is monitored and how an officer would reach the rear of the building. If there are offices or apartments above, include who manages them.
Call 1300 893 606 or request a quote online.
Yes, where access is agreed. The officer can check the rear door, bins and delivery area as well as the frontage.
Only if it’s covered by your instructions. Where the upstairs space is leased separately, its tenant or manager can arrange their own instructions.
Yes. We arrange back-to-base monitoring through a professional monitoring centre, so an activation is passed to our officers for response.
We work to the response requirements that apply under industry standards or your contract, and aim to be there well within them. Traffic on a busy Carlton night or an event day can affect a particular attendance.
No. The police-monitored cameras watch the street and Argyle Square. They don’t receive your alarm signal or send anyone to check your premises.
Your address, the type of business, trading hours, alarm and monitoring details, how the officer would get in, who to call and any recent false activations.