Warehouse and industrial security typically centers on controlling a limited number of large vehicle and pedestrian access points, verifying trailer seals against manifests, and conducting yard checks for unauthorized presence or tampering.
Because these sites often have significant unmanned overnight periods and large perimeters, mobile patrol with lighting and fencing review is common, sometimes paired with a standing gatehouse post during active shipping hours.
Technology like license-plate recognition and yard-management camera systems is increasingly paired with patrol staffing at larger distribution sites, though the underlying access-control and documentation principles remain the same as smaller sites.
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- [1]Cal. Penal Code § 459 — BurglaryCalifornia Legislative Information
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