Security Services Tamworth

Tamworth sits at the centre of the logistics Golden Triangle, one of the UK’s most concentrated distribution corridors. Indurent Park and Centurion Park alone cover 53 acres of logistics and industrial premises, and the borough’s Future High Streets Fund programme has driven a combined £40 million investment into the town centre, creating a security environment that needs a visible, professional response.

ProFM Group’s SIA-licensed security guards and mobile patrol services are built for exactly that environment, with every deployment shaped by your site, sector and your risk profile.

Our officers cover static manned guarding at sites like Ankerside Shopping Centre and Ventura Retail Park, mobile patrols across the M42 corridor’s industrial estates, and concierge security for corporate offices at Amington Industrial Estate and the Kingsbury Link business premises.

All Tamworth security officers are locally based and hold current Security Industry Authority licences. They’re vetted to the security industry’s strictest BS7858 standards before they can be deployed. And every deployment is managed and monitored centrally from our National Operations Centre, which achieves an average officer response time of 30 minutes across Tamworth and the West Midlands.

ProFM event security officers cover your full event security cycle from the initial risk assessment and bespoke security planning to ticket verification, bag checks, crowd management, car park control, and post-event demobilisation.

For licensed and private events we provide highly trained door supervisors who are qualified to manage alcohol service areas with clear escalation routes to licensing, medical and public safety partners.

Every officer we deploy to your event holds a current SIA licence, and officers and supervisory teams receive ongoing training in crowd behaviour, conflict de-escalation and WAVE practices along other areas through our internal education portal.

For an area like Tamworth, with a varied and well-established events calendar, from the year-round programme of live music, comedy and theatre at The Assembly Rooms, the annual St George’s Day Festival or the other seasonal events and exhibitions throughout the year, this type of visible, adaptable security is critical.

And it’s becoming even more important with Martyn’s Law passing through Parliament and requiring qualified venues to comply with stricter security requirements by 2027. This is something ProFM has always adhered to before the Act came into force.