Overnight guarding
Static officers on post outside core operating hours.
Security · Out of Hours Security
Out of Hours Security
Overnight, weekend and shutdown cover for sites that cannot justify a 24/7 static post. Mixed static, mobile and monitored cover under a single line item.
Affordable, flexible coverage when the rest of the operation has gone home.
Out of hours security, run inside the AOG operating model.
Out of hours security sits inside the same AOG account as cleaning, FM and construction support. One project manager owns the contract. One control room holds the keys, the schedules and the camera feeds. One weekly report covers every officer hour, patrol and incident.
You take the service on its own, or alongside the rest of the security division. The covenant, the compliance ledger and the point of contact stay the same either way.
Flexible out-of-hours security combining static officers, mobile patrols and monitored alarm response into one contract. Designed for sites that need cover outside core hours without the cost of a permanent 24/7 static post.
At a glance
- Cover types
- Static · mobile · remote · blended
- Reporting
- Weekly · exception-led
- Mobilisation
- From 48 hours
- Coverage
- UK-wide · 365
What it covers
The work, line by line.
Every line is delivered against written assignment instructions and reported into the AOG weekly review.
Weekend and bank holiday cover
Cover wrapped around the client's actual closed periods.
Lock-up and open-up routines
First-on, last-off attendance with logged handover.
Monitored alarm response
Mobile response to alarm activations during the closed window.
Flexible blend
Static, mobile and remote monitoring combined to hit the budget.
Weekly hours roll-up
Every officer hour and patrol visit reported into the weekly review.
What is included
Inside the service.
- Overnight static guarding with officers on post outside core operating hours
- Weekend and bank holiday cover wrapped around the client's actual closed periods
- Lock-up and open-up routines with logged handover at the start and end of each day
- Monitored alarm response with mobile dispatch to activations during the closed window
- Flexible blend of static, mobile and remote monitoring combined to meet the budget
- Weekly hours roll-up covering every officer hour and patrol visit in the account review
Why AOG
What you get that you would not elsewhere.
Flexible blend of static, mobile and monitored cover keeps cost proportionate to the risk profile
Lock-up and open-up routines logged and reported so there is an audit trail for every handover
Single contract for overnight, weekend and bank holiday cover removes gaps between providers
Monitored alarm response dispatched from the AOG control room, not a third-party alarm company
Weekly hours roll-up gives the procurement team a clear view of what was delivered
Can scale up to 24/7 static post if the risk profile changes, without switching contracts
Where it is deployed
Sectors using Out of Hours Security.
Proof
Operational, not aspirational.
365
days out-of-hours cover available
The cheapest line item is rarely the right one — we cost the cover, not the hours.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What does out of hours security cover include?
Cover is built from a blend of overnight static guarding, weekend and bank holiday cover, lock-up and open-up routines, and monitored alarm response, combined to fit the site rather than defaulting to a full-time static post.
How do you decide the right blend of static, mobile and monitored cover?
We look at the site's closed hours, asset exposure and access points, then propose the combination of static, mobile and monitored cover that meets the risk without paying for hours that add nothing. The cheapest hourly rate is rarely the right measure of value.
Can out of hours cover scale up if the risk changes?
Yes. Cover can move from a monitored or mobile-only model up to a full static post, or back down again, as the risk profile of the site changes, without needing a new contract.
Do you provide cover over weekends and bank holidays?
Yes. Weekend and bank holiday cover is wrapped around your actual closed periods rather than a generic template, so cover matches when the site is genuinely unoccupied.
How is out of hours activity reported?
Every officer hour, patrol visit and alarm response rolls up into a weekly account review, giving a clear view of exactly what cover was delivered outside core hours.
Talk to the security team.
Tell us the site, the hours and the risk. We will come back with assignment instructions and a quote.