Loss prevention is presence and process. It is not a tackle in the aisle.
A licensed floor presence deters and observes. After hours, lock-up and patrols do the rest. OnGuard briefs retail posts to the brand: some sites want a visible vest, some want a quieter corporate look.
Chatswood, Hornsby, Parramatta and regional strips are regular retail geography for us. The legal standard is the same as a construction gate — licensed people, written incidents.
If you only want weekends, say so. If you want random night visits plus Saturday floor, say that. We will not upsell a 24/7 static you do not need.
Takeaways
- Licensed floor presence
- After-hours lock-up and patrols
- Briefed to the brand, not a generic mall script
Need the post stood? Call 0432 893 343 or use the brief below. Master Licence 000110094.
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