There are a lot of risk to the Liquor store owner as they attempt prevent shoplifting and avoid high risk customers who may shoplift or act with aggression to staff.
To ensure risks and liabilities are minimised, it is almost compulsory for every liquor store owner to meet their insurance policies minimal security implementation such as alarms, surveillance cameras and back to base monitoring.
Did you know that according to the Australian Institute of Criminology, typical product theft in retail stores do not just come from customers, but also from staff working on the premise?
With inflated responsibilities to manage the liquor store, some staff feel they can get away with product theft, while customers are also attempting to getaway with theft when staff are not looking. According to statistics, up to 7% in revenue is lost to instore theft. That means, if you turnover $150,000, that is $10,500 that has already disappeared from potential customer and staff theft.
Main security threats your business may experience throughout the course of your Liquor Retail business are, for example:
unexpected robberies and harm to staff, physical assault to staff or bystanders, slips and trips on wet floor or broken liquor bottles, deliberate damage to products by customers, aggressive and violent customers, unforeseen OH&S workplace injuries and/or shoplifting.
We have years of experience installing alarms, access control, CCTV surveillance and intercom systems for liquor retailers. Depending on how comprehensive and large the scale of your business is, we have a solution for all liquor retail store sizes.
There are six main security areas that your Product Retail business may need to look at closely and consider implementing on your business location.
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Other notes to take into account for the installation process
While our team are trained to install our security equipment in all types of building structures, these are the common issues we encounter when performing an onsite inspection. So please advise on the phone with our sales representative if any of the following meets your situation, so we can draw up the most efficient way to install your security system with minimal time delays and disruptions to your business.
>Please let us know if you have suspended ceilings or a concrete ceiling. Also, please let us know if your walls are also gyprock or solid cement.
> If your premises do not have a manhole for our technician to perform cabling and wiring requirements in the ceiling or roof of your business, you may need to budget an extra small fee for possible conduit or external cabling requirements
> If your premises already have cabling in place from an old security system, please let us know so we can determine if the cables and wires are available for use on the new security system. Most of the time, this is possible if the structure is relatively new. If however the old security system was installed decades ago, we may need to replace all wiring to ensure your new system works effectively on new cables and wires.
What we expect from our customers:
As we take our customers seriously and value our time to serve all customers well, please do not call us first if you are simply price shopping. Our prices are one of the most competitively priced on the market for the workmanship and security equipment we use, which is why many Sydney business owners choose us to complete the job. We are open to negotiations and most often accommodate all our customer’s request, as well as budget constraints. The priorities of selecting the best security company to perform your install should be based on integrity, reviews, equipment quality, labour warranty, efficiency of the installation service and efficiency of the customer service team. We look forward for you in joining our list of happy customers with our recognised service in the industry.