Securiscape wins industry accolade for safeguarding quality customer service

Our security products are proven to work to the highest possible level of protection and now we are proud to announce that we have received a brand new accreditation, this time for meeting the demands of our customers.

Securiscape is now ISO 9001:2015 certified for our quality management system, demonstrating our commitment to providing the highest quality and service for our clients at all times.

Our products are designed to withstand vehicle-borne attacks from cars, vans and even trucks in order to create a barrier around an important or valuable building, while still offering a decorative display, and they include planters, security bollards, benches and bicycle racks.

We also supply a manual rise and fall kerb, which is a cost-effective method of stopping and disabling a 7.5 tonne truck.

All our products have been successfully tested to the BSi PAS 68:2010 standard, which is the UK’s standard and the security industry’s benchmark for Hostile Vehicle Mitigation (HVM) equipment, and they are currently in use in a number of locations in London, including outside the headquarters of a major international bank and The Royal Courts of Justice.

Mark Stone, managing director of Securiscape, said: “Our products have been rigorously tested to ensure that they provide the very highest standard of performance and we are very proud that our management system has now been judged to do the same.

“Our customers include international banks, embassies and the homes of the super-rich who are looking for protection that is discreet and effective, so, naturally, people’s lives and property are at stake.

“This makes it hugely important that our products and service meet their needs precisely, which is what we have demonstrated by achieving our new ISO 9001 certification.”

We have also installed security products outside Glasgow Central Station for last year’s Commonwealth Games as well as a series of planters outside the front door of the prestigious One Hyde Park development in Knightsbridge, the most expensive apartment block in the world.

Our latest innovation is the PSP – Personal Space Protection – which is designed for the homes of high-net-worth individuals and consists of a walk-in wardrobe that has been converted into an impregnable haven in case intruders break into their property.