Away from Church Street and the big office buildings, Cremorne's side streets mix Victorian cottages, character buildings and small workshops. Many hold small offices and studios that close at the end of the day, next door to people's homes.
TeamSignal runs one of Victoria's largest mobile patrol fleets, and our mobile security patrols call at randomised times in marked vehicles. Officers work through your checklist and log each visit in TrackTik.
Offices and studios in cottages. Front doors, side gates and rear yards can be checked once the last person leaves.
Character buildings and small workshops. Roller doors, side entries and windows can be checked at night and over weekends.
Sites beside the railway. Premises that back onto the rail corridor can have their fences and gates checked for damage.
Building sites for new offices. Fencing, gates and site sheds can be checked after the crew leaves.
In Cremorne, a studio or office can share a wall with a house. A gate left open, a light left on or rubbish dumped in the lane affects the neighbours as well as you.
A patrol plan for a side-street premises can include:
Reports go to the business owner, the property owner or both.
Your checklist decides each visit. It can include:
A patrol officer checks your premises and moves on, so no one stays on site between visits. If you need someone there for set hours, book static guarding. For alarm activations between visits, add alarm response in Cremorne.
TrackTik logs each visit with GPS tracking, time-stamped reports, site notes, incident records and photographs. A small business owner can see that the gate was checked at 2am without being there.
Your account manager updates the checklist if you move, extend your hours or take on another building.
Tell us the address, the type of premises, when it’s empty, what needs checking and who should receive the reports.
Call 1300 893 606 or request a quote online.
Yes, where access is agreed. The officer can check the side gate, rear yard and back door as well as the front.
Yes. Fences and gates along the rail corridor can be added to the checklist, with damage photographed and reported.
Yes. A plan can cover one premises, and you still get a dedicated account manager and TrackTik reports.
Yes, where lock-up is agreed. The doors involved and how the officer gets in are set out before the first visit.
Yes. Officers can check fencing, gates and site sheds after the crew leaves and at weekends.
The address, type of premises, the hours it’s empty, what to check, any lock-up needs and who gets the reports.