Precepted officers

Estate Constables appointed under the Supplemental Police Act, with powers of arrest, for sites that need that authority on the ground.

Where it suits

Larger retail sites, public buildings, institutions and estates where an officer may need to detain someone and hand them to the police. See who we protect

How we run every post

The same standard applies to every officer we place.

Enough officers for the hours

A 24-hour post is covered by at least two officers on alternating 12-hour shifts, with more where the site needs it. Visiting officers fill in for oversight and relief.

On time, with a proper handover

Officers arrive 15 minutes before each shift, so the incoming officer knows exactly what happened on the last one.

Rotated to stay sharp

We move officers between locations, so familiarity never turns into risk.

Trained before they stand alone

Every officer is tested, interviewed and trained on the job, then supervised through a six-month probation.

What’s included

What sets them apart

  • Appointed as Estate Constables under the Supplemental Police Act
  • Powers of arrest, granted through the Commissioner of Police, on the property they are appointed to protect
  • Trained in self-defence and lawful arrest
  • Work alongside the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service, the Fire Service, T&TEC, WASA and other essential agencies when an incident needs it

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Find out what your site really needs

Request a free security assessment. We will visit, look at your premises and advise honestly on the cover they need, with no obligation.