Manned guarding · Astana

Security for property

Security guards, access checks and patrols for offices, shops, warehouses and industrial sites. Staffing and duties are defined for your premises.

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70+: sites protected by security guards
24/7: round-the-clock guarding and monitoring
2003: the year our agency began operating

The URPAQ approach

Security arrangements tailored to each site

We configure security posts around the site's purpose, size, operating hours and potential risks. We work with businesses and private clients throughout Astana, from offices and shops to industrial sites.

Guards manage pedestrian and vehicle access, register visitors, patrol the site and record incidents. Post instructions agreed with the client define their duties, communications and the procedure for requesting a response team.

Following a site survey, we agree on daytime or round-the-clock cover, the number of posts and the equipment required. Mobile response, CCTV and alarms can be included where needed, with the service scope set out in the contract.

Your priorities

Solutions to suit your needs

Offices and administrative buildings

Reception and entry control posts, pass checks, visitor registration and monitoring throughout the building.

Shops and shopping centres

Monitoring of shop floors, checkout areas, staff entrances and unloading areas. Theft prevention.

Warehousing and logistics

Vehicle entry and exit checks, verification of goods and accompanying documents, and protection of storage areas.

Industrial facilities

Access control for staff and contractors, workshop patrols, perimeter monitoring and protection of assets.

Construction sites

Round-the-clock security posts, monitoring of equipment and construction materials, and checks on contractors and incoming vehicles.

Residential and business complexes

Posts at entrances and parking areas, video monitoring, and patrols of courtyards and surrounding grounds.

What the site survey covers

Access and operating hours

Entrances, vehicle access points, opening hours, visitors, deliveries and contractor access determine the workload at each post.

Areas of responsibility

We identify the areas to be guarded and review existing CCTV and alarms. Guard duties are distinguished from the responsibilities of the client’s staff.

Post facilities

The workstation, communications, access documents and shift handover arrangements are agreed before guarding begins.

How guarding is managed

Post instructions

Written instructions define duties, authorised actions, access rules and client contacts. Changes to the operating arrangements require agreement.

Incident records

We agree which incidents and patrols must be recorded, who receives notifications and how information is reported to the client.

Changes at the premises

When opening hours change, new areas open or an event is planned, we review post duties and, where necessary, staffing.

How we work

From your brief to the work on site

01
Discuss your requirements
We confirm the type of premises and required security schedule, then arrange a specialist's visit.
02
Survey the site
We survey the grounds, entrances and vehicle access points, then review visitor and vehicle flows, post duties and operating hours.
03
Prepare a quote
We propose security post arrangements, technical equipment and rapid response support, then agree on the price.
04
Deploy the security team
We sign the contract, prepare post instructions, brief the shifts and supervise the security service.

Questions and answers

What you need to know.

How much does a security post cost?

The price depends on the number of posts, hours of cover, staffing, equipment and additional duties. The quote lists the agreed services. A final price is provided after the site survey and confirmation of the requirements.

How soon can you deploy a security post?

The start date is agreed after the site survey, staff selection and preparation of post instructions. For urgent requests, we check availability and confirm the start date before the contract is signed.

Do you work with businesses under contract?

Yes. The contract sets out the duties, schedule and price. Reporting and payment documents are agreed when the service is arranged. We also work with private clients.

How does a rapid response team support a security post?

The guard follows agreed instructions, stays in contact with the monitoring centre and calls an armed rapid response team if a threat arises. The security post and mobile team work together. Operating procedures and the parties' responsibilities are set out in the contract.

An integrated approach