How AMATRACK guard patrol and GPS can benefit security operations
The security industry has been transformed by emerging technologies, with the GPS-enabled AMATRACK guard patrol being particularly useful for enhancing security operations. Here are some key ways in which the AMATRACK technologies can benefit the industry.
Supervisors can use the AMATRACK guard patrol system to monitor security officers in real time, ensuring that they are completing assigned tasks and increasing productivity and professionalism. Our GPS-enabled systems also allow for remote management of officers, enabling supervisors to operate more sites without increasing headcount.
Management can use guard the AMATRACK guard patrol system to demonstrate service delivery to clients, showing that officers are completing tasks appropriately and resulting in labour savings that can be passed on to the end user. GPS tracking enables precise tracking of officers and helps supervisors to manage guard activities remotely.
Guarding companies can win new contracts by using a well-polished AMATRACK guard patrol system as a selling point, with GPS-enabled systems being particularly attractive to industries such as security companies, warehouse facilities, schools, and real estate management companies.
The AMATRACK guard patrol can also enhance the protection of security officers by enabling them to send emergency messages/alerts and allowing supervisors to monitor notifications and locate incapacitated officers using GPS. This increases the peace of mind of officers, knowing that they are not alone in the event of an emergency.
In an industry where the safety of human lives and millions of rands in assets are at stake, it is essential to employ the most advanced technology available to ensure the security and safety of people and assets. The AMATRACK guard patrol with GPS technology provides unprecedented levels of accountability, automation, protection, and reliability, resulting in increased productivity for the security provider and peace of mind for the client.

