Sitemetric's Advanced Security specialists are cross-trained for mission-critical construction and work inside the same system as your Sitemetric cameras, badging, and 24/7 monitoring team. A detection or a badge mismatch reaches a trained person on site, not a separate guard service with no view of your system.
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Data centers, critical infrastructure, and high-security federal work carry consequences and requirements that a retail parking lot never did.
Most security services still staff those sites with generalist officers trained for broad coverage across industries. An active data center build has restricted electrical rooms, zones not yet cleared for general access, and a schedule where downtime has real consequences. That site needs someone trained for it and a system capable of addressing its unique jobsite security and workforce needs.
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A generic service puts a person on site and leaves them to work from what they can see. Sitemetric puts a trained specialist inside the system that sees the whole jobsite.
Access control, restricted and high-consequence areas, and the conditions of an active jobsite. Not only the fence line.
Cross-trained to recognize a safety risk, not only a security one.
Built around the site the specialist is assigned to rather than a one-size-fits-all rotation.
Security, cameras, badging, and monitoring run on one system. A flagged detection reaches a specialist through that system rather than a separate radio call, so what the specialist sees and what the cameras see are one picture.
Sitemetric turnstiles make access decisions on-device instead of depending on a live cloud connection, and integrated battery backup keeps them running and secure through a power outage. Redundancy is built in rather than added on.
We go beyond the perimeter, matching security coverage to the risk profile of each area rather than applying one standard across the whole site.
Technically sensitive areas where access needs to be controlled far more tightly than the site perimeter.
Areas where who enters, when, and with what credentials needs a tighter standard than the rest of the site.
Work areas that are not ready for general access, kept separate from the parts of the site that are.
| Sitemetric's Advanced Security solution | A traditional guard service | |
|---|---|---|
| Training | Specialists cross-trained for mission-critical construction environments | Generalist guards trained for broad coverage across industries |
| Response | Specialists connect to AI camera detections and the 24/7 monitoring team through the same system | A guard patrols and radios it in |
| Coverage | Zone-specific coverage for restricted and high-consequence areas, electrical rooms included | Standard perimeter coverage |
| Hardware | Purpose-built, with on-device decisioning and battery backup for low-power, low-connectivity sites | Off-the-shelf hardware built around stable power and connectivity |
| Partnership | One partner across physical security, access control, cameras, and monitoring | Separate vendors for guards, cameras, and monitoring |
| Leadership | Led by a security executive with three decades in federal law enforcement and enterprise security | Lack of domain specific mission-critical expertise |
| Role of security | Its own discipline, matched to the stakes of the site it protects | A commodity line item |
Physical security, access control, AI cameras, and 24/7 monitoring come from one partner on one system, with one point of accountability when something happens on site.
get startedA specialist who can spot a safety problem is worth more on a mission-critical site than one who only watches the gate. At Sitemetric, safety and security sit in the same company, under leadership with decades in EHS.
Sitemetric's security function is led by Lance Leising, VP of Safety and Security, who brings more than three decades in federal law enforcement, crisis management, and enterprise security.
“Gone are the days of putting a guard in a guard booth and calling it done.”
Answers for general contractors, project executives, and owner-side security teams.
A traditional guard service places generalist officers on site and reports what they see. Sitemetric's Advanced Security specialists are cross-trained for mission-critical construction and work inside the same system as the cameras, badging, and 24/7 monitoring team, so a flagged detection reaches a trained person through that system.
Sitemetric trains security personnel for the site they are assigned to rather than rotating in generalist coverage. That means preparation built around the conditions of an active, high-stakes construction environment, including restricted and high-consequence areas rather than perimeter patrol alone.
Security, cameras, badging, and monitoring run on one system. When an AI camera flags something, it reaches a Sitemetric specialist through that system rather than a separate radio call to a different vendor, so what the specialist sees and what the cameras see are one picture.
Yes. Coverage is defined zone by zone rather than applying one standard across the site, which allows tighter requirements for areas such as restricted electrical rooms, hazardous-materials zones, and sections not yet cleared for general access. The standard for each zone is set to match its risk.
The Deluxe Turnstile makes access decisions on the device rather than depending on a live cloud connection, and it connects over cellular with automatic fallback. Integrated battery backup keeps it running and locked through a power outage. Redundancy is built into the hardware rather than added on.
Yes. Advanced Security is built for mission-critical construction generally, which includes data centers, critical infrastructure, and high-security federal work. The common factor is a site where security requirements run higher than standard commercial construction rather than a particular project type.
Generally it covers who gets on site and who does not, monitoring of the site itself, and a response when something is flagged. Sitemetric brings those together as one function: security specialists, access control and badging, AI cameras, and a 24/7 monitoring team.
Data center construction carries consequences and requirements that standard commercial work does not, including restricted electrical rooms, zones not yet cleared for general access, and schedules where downtime matters. Security staffed by generalist officers trained for broad coverage across industries is not matched to that.
On a Sitemetric site, AI cameras flag activity for review rather than recording it for later. Detections reach the 24/7 monitoring team and the security specialist on site through the same system that handles badging and access control.
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