Security Services in Fort Saskatchewan
Fort Saskatchewan sits at the heart of Alberta's Industrial Heartland, home to major petrochemical and processing facilities. Cliffs Security provides guards, gate and access control, patrols and fire watch for industrial and commercial sites in and around the city.
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Industrial guards, patrols & fire watch
Dispatch
24/7 — 780-000-0000
Property types
4 types protected in Fort Saskatchewan
Properties we protect in Fort Saskatchewan
Our officers and patrols cover a wide range of properties in and around Fort Saskatchewan, including:
- Industrial and petrochemical sites
- Contractor yards and laydown areas
- Retail and commercial properties
- Construction sites
Areas we cover in Fort Saskatchewan
- Alberta's Industrial Heartland
- Downtown Fort Saskatchewan
- Highway 15 commercial corridor
Security for Industrial Heartland sites
Fort Saskatchewan sits in Alberta's Industrial Heartland, where petrochemical plants, processing facilities and the contractors who maintain them run around the clock. Sites like these need controlled gates, a record of who is on site and patrols that don't stop at shift change.
Our security guards run gate and access control, contractor and visitor sign-in, and scheduled site patrols. For laydown areas and contractor yards, mobile patrol security and remote video monitoring cover the perimeter between visits.
Fire watch during shutdowns and turnarounds
Maintenance shutdowns, turnarounds and construction often mean fire alarms, sprinklers or gas detection are taken out of service. While they are offline, a fire watch officer patrols the affected areas on a set schedule, looks for fire, smoke and gas hazards, and keeps a written log of every round.
Read when fire watch is required in Alberta for how impaired systems are usually handled, and always confirm the exact requirements with your local fire authority.
Services available in Fort Saskatchewan
All of our services are available across Fort Saskatchewan and the surrounding area.

