Elwood's foreshore is busy on summer evenings and far quieter in winter. Clubrooms, kiosks and beach cafés go from crowded to closed, while the village shops on Ormond Road, Glen Huntly Road and Tennyson Street close at the end of each day.
Our mobile security patrols can follow that pattern. Officers in marked TeamSignal vehicles visit at randomised times, check what you've listed and log every visit in TrackTik, backed by one of Victoria's largest mobile patrol fleets.
Summer. Later checks after the evening crowds leave the beach, with gates, bins and outdoor furniture looked over.
Winter. Regular visits to clubrooms and kiosks that may be closed for weeks at a time.
After storms. Extra visits can be arranged after severe weather to check for water, fallen branches and damage.
All year. Village shopfronts checked after close.
Foreshore clubs and kiosks keep boats, equipment and stock close to the water, often in buildings that are unattended between sessions.
A patrol plan for foreshore premises can include:
Reports go to whoever you nominate.
What a visit covers is up to you. It can include:
Patrol officers check and move on, so premises are unattended between visits. For an officer on site through a club event or a busy summer day, book static guarding. For activations between visits, alarm response in Elwood sends an officer.
GPS tracking, time-stamped reports, site notes, incident records and photographs go into TrackTik for every visit. Club committees can see the condition of a closed clubroom across winter, and shop owners can check a storm night’s visits the next morning.
Your account manager changes the visit pattern as the seasons change.
Tell us the address, the type of premises, when it’s busy and when it’s closed, and what needs checking through the year.
Call 1300 893 606 or request a quote online.
Yes. The schedule can change with the seasons, with more or fewer visits as your hours change.
Yes. Extra visits can be added after severe weather, with water, damage and fallen branches recorded with photos.
Yes. Compounds, gates and storage doors can be added to the checklist, where access is agreed.
Yes. Late visits can check doors, outdoor furniture and bins once the crowds have gone.
Whoever the club nominates, such as the committee, a facilities officer or the operator of a leased kiosk.
The address, the type of premises, opening times by season, what to check and who receives the reports.