Man Commercial Protection Ltd enjoyed a busy November. We added to our Key Holding Void Property inspections and Mobile Response portfolio with new high profile clients.

November News

Man Commercial Protection Ltd enjoyed a busy November. We added to our Key Holding Void Property inspections and Mobile Response portfolio with new high profile clients.

Our 24 HOUR Control Centre at our Solihull HQ  completes all our Risk Assessments, Method Statements, Site visits and inspections and Audits to comply with our ISO 9001, ISO 18001, ISO14001 and our ACS.

On the guarding side of the business we commenced two new sites for Thomas Vale, a new large site for DHL in Manchester as well as sites for Vertu Motors and Genting Casino’s.

With our Event teams we were extremely busy with our annual firework parties throughout the Midlands. We also supplied Teams for championship boxing  at the Copper Box for Frank Warren promotions and Left Jab promotions at the York Hall.

At the LG and NIA we supplied Response teams , Stewards and Bootleg teams at Micky Flanagan, The Artic Monkeys, The Stereophonics, Queens of the Stone Age, The Weekend, Birmingham Tattoo and Free radio shows.

We have also won contracts that will be announced in December that our Bid Teams have been working on for several months.

Man Commercial Protection Ltd are delighted to win in October the Security guarding contract for Williams Lea at Shepshed and Livingston. As a business we are very pleased and congratulations to all involved.

October’s News

Man Commercial Protection Ltd are delighted to win in October  the Security  guarding contract for Williams Lea at Shepshed and Livingston. As a business we are very pleased and congratulations to all involved.

We continued to be busy with extra requirements for existing customers and assisted with our Search Teams and Dog Handlers, Mobile Response and Key holding.

On the Event side we supplied staff at the LG and NIA for the Jay Z, Bruno Mars, Brit Asia Awards and Jessie J concerts.  We also covered the BUPA Run in Birmingham and Acorns charity event,

A variety of teams were supplied for the 4 day coverage of a large UFC event at the Phones 4 u Arena in Manchester which was a great success.

A nationwide security provider which manages the CCTV system of Centro – the integrated transport authority for the West Midlands – has helped bring a number of offenders to justice.

CRIMINALS BEWARE: CCTV CATCHES UP WITH YOU ON THE BUSES 

A nationwide security provider which manages the CCTV system of Centro – the integrated transport authority for the West Midlands – has helped bring a number of offenders to justice.

Centro partners with MAN Commercial Protection which provides the team to monitor its extensive CCTV system of over 1000 cameras.  Control room operators have improved performance over the last 18 months.  They have recently spotted and provided evidence to bring about the arrest of several offenders on convictions varying from assault to drug dealing.

Sergeant Adrian Brown from the Safer Travel team at West Midlands Police, says: “High definition CCTV footage often identifies offenders so clearly that they are recognisable beyond all reasonable doubt.  We have made some significant arrests as a direct result of working in partnership with Centro’s CCTV room.”

“Bus travel is very safe these days and offences are few and far between.  Your risk of being the victim of crime is just one in every 126,000 bus journeys you take – that’s the equivalent of 525 years of commuting for five days a week. We are working to make that even rarer,” says Mark Babington, Safer Travel manager from Centro.

“We have CCTV all around our network:  at bus and rail stations, bus stops, park and ride sites – all supplemented by mobile CCTV – which is a tremendous asset for the police to detect and catch criminals as they move around.  It’s all part of our policy to keep our buses safe and pleasant to travel on at all times,” says Michael Sayers, Centro’s CCTV lead.

Iain McCallister, founder of the 600-strong team at MAN Commercial Protection, adds: “It’s the vigilance of CCTV operators that provides, not only a powerful deterrent, but also the precious evidence the Police need to convict offenders.  No matter how smart the facial recognition software, an operator needs to be permanently alert to take the appropriate steps to either bring about an arrest or ensure CCTV recordings are optimised.

“That’s difficult throughout a long shift when nothing generally happens.  Great CCTV operators have a sort of sixth sense.  They recognise when something is not quite right which makes them look again and that’s often how we help catch criminals.”