Fairfield Village runs along Station Street beside the railway station. Cafés, bars, restaurants and food and wine specialists make up much of the strip, and their hours vary. Some trade late into the evening, some open early for coffee, and others close in the late afternoon.
Our mobile security patrols cover the hours in between. Officers in marked vehicles visit at randomised times, check what you've listed and record each visit in TrackTik. The patrols come from one of Victoria's largest mobile patrol fleets, run by TeamSignal Security, an Australian full-service security provider.
Every shop on the strip has its own quiet hours. A restaurant may close near midnight while a café nearby opens at first light.
A patrol plan can place visits in your shop’s quiet hours:
Cafés and restaurants on the strip often trade with tables on the footpath. Food and wine shops may put out displays, crates or A-frame signs during the day.
Patrol checks can include:
Your account manager sets the checklist with you.
Choose the checks that matter for your shop:
A patrol is a visit. The officer checks your premises, records the visit and moves on, so the shop is unattended between visits. For an officer on site during a busy night or a function, book static guarding. If your alarm activates between visits, alarm response in Fairfield sends an officer to attend.
Each visit is logged in TrackTik with GPS tracking, a time stamp, notes and photos. If an officer finds an open door or broken glass during the night, it’s recorded with photos, and your contact is called under the escalation steps you’ve agreed.
Owners and managers can see the same records, so whoever opens up knows what was found.
Tell us the address, your trading hours for each day, the checks you want and who should receive the reports.
Call 1300 893 606 or request a quote online.
Yes. Visits can be placed after your closing time, with randomised timing through the night.
Yes. Furniture, heaters and signs can go on the checklist, and anything moved or damaged is photographed.
Yes. External storeroom and cellar doors can be added to the checklist.
Yes. Your account manager can change the visit pattern when your hours change for holidays or local events.
Yes. Reports go to the people you nominate, so whoever opens the shop sees what the officer found.
Your address, trading hours for each day, the checks you want, and the names of the people who receive reports.