Construction site security addresses the unique exposure of an active jobsite during nights, weekends, and other unmanned hours, when copper, tools, fuel, and equipment left on-site are attractive, often uninsured-against-theft-in-full targets.
Common measures include perimeter fencing, lighting of storage and equipment areas, mobile patrol checks at randomized intervals, and sometimes standing guard during particularly vulnerable phases of a project (e.g., after copper wiring or fixtures are delivered but before installation).
Because construction sites change layout as work progresses, security plans and patrol routes typically need periodic review rather than a one-time setup at the start of a project.
Related entries
Official sources
- [1]Cal. Penal Code § 602 — TrespassCalifornia Legislative Information
- [2]Cal/OSHA Construction Safety OrdersCalifornia DIR
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