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Premier Security Services advises on warehouse security
Andrew Hallam, director of Premier Security Services, gives some top tips to consider when reviewing warehouse security.
It goes without saying that for most logistics managers, security is essential. Logistics operations are more vulnerable to crime than the majority of businesses, even at the best of times. Unfortunately, last year was not the best of times and a recent survey found the logistics sector is very concerned that the economic downturn will lead to more criminality.
As director of security consultancy and provider Premier Security Services and with more than 20 years’ experience working with logistics firms, I understand the problems they face, particularly during tough times like these. As we enter the new year, I want to share some tips and advice on how to ensure the security of your logistics operations
SitexOrbis survey reveals key vacant commercial property concerns
An online survey carried out by vacant property management experts SitexOrbis in collaboration with Estates Gazette has revealed how those managing vacant property prioritise their concerns.
The threat of empty property rating and increased costs of commercial sales and lettings have left this sector vulnerable to adverse market conditions. But when asked to choose the ‘top three’ vacant property issues, 22% of 100 respondents chose security as their biggest problem. Ranking joint second in the list of major headaches were loss of rental income (19%) and empty property tax. A further 15% chose maintenance as one of their key concerns and 13% specified compliance with insurance stipulations.
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