Security Standards
The Approved Contractor Scheme (ACS) was introduced by the Security Industry Authority (SIA) as a voluntary scheme. It provides contractors with recognisable approved status within a specific sector and is based on standardised qualifying criteria.
The SIA’s Approved Contractor Scheme is regarded as the benchmark for quality within the security sector. All of Keynets service delivery partners are SIA ACS accredited. Keyholding and Security Guarding are covered as different disciplines by the Approved Contractor Scheme.
The SIA’s Approved Contractor Scheme is regarded as the benchmark for quality within the security sector. All of Keynets service delivery partners are SIA ACS accredited. Keyholding and Security Guarding are covered as different disciplines by the Approved Contractor Scheme.
Keynet Response has an out of hours control room function that is manned 24/7, 365 days a year. They work to BSEN50518/19, the British and European standards of compliance for an Alarm Receiving Centre.
All individuals that are employed hold a valid SIA licence. Licensed individuals must display their license at all team unless they have been granted dispensation, but they still must be able to produce it on request.
To obtain a license individuals must successfully complete a training course and pass rigorous background checks.
To obtain a license individuals must successfully complete a training course and pass rigorous background checks.
All services are carried out in line with the relevant British Standards:
BS 7984-3:2020 Keyholding and response services. Provision of mobile security services.
BS 7499:2020 Provision of static guarding security services.
BS7858 Screening and Vetting
BS 7984-3:2020 Keyholding and response services. Provision of mobile security services.
BS 7499:2020 Provision of static guarding security services.
BS7858 Screening and Vetting