Jobsite coverage

Construction

A construction site is open by design: trades, deliveries, inspectors, and equipment moving through the same gate. Coverage has to know who belongs on the pad and who does not.

Rubicon staffs construction posts the same way we staff other commercial sites: with people who can run a gate, check credentials, and stay on the property after hours. The day shift is about access. The night shift is about the site itself—copper, tools, vehicles, and the openings a fence does not actually close.

Tell us the address, the hours, whether the post is armed or unarmed, and how deliveries are supposed to move. We size standing coverage, roaming checks, or a mix for the jobsite as it stands.

  • Access

    Gate and pedestrian control, visitor logs, and contractor credential checks so the pad stays a worksite, not a shortcut.

  • After hours

    When crews leave, the site still needs a body who will walk the fence, check storage containers, and call out what changed.

  • Materials

    Tools, copper, and equipment walk off quiet jobs. A post at the right hours is cheaper than explaining a missing load.

Aerial view of an urban construction site with workers in safety gear on a concrete deck
Close view of wet concrete being finished on a construction jobsite

Request coverage: Construction

Tell us the site, the hours, and whether you need a standing post, a roaming check, or a full event crew.