Warehouse& Logistics Security
Dock doors, TL/LTL freight and 3PL floor coverage.
/ Warehouse & Logistics Security
What it is. What it is not.
Warehouse and 3PL security is a supervision problem before it is a security problem. The 401, 400 and 403 corridors hold the highest density of distribution centres in Canada, and every one of them is a shrink-risk portfolio. Ontario Security Services builds warehouse programs that eliminate the vectors, not just staff the doors.
Every warehouse contract begins with a shrink audit. We identify inbound and outbound leakage, driver access, seal integrity, and end-of-shift audit weaknesses. We then deploy a floor plan of officers — inbound dock supervision, outbound seal verification, driver waiting room segregation, night-shift patrol and end-of-shift exit audits — that shuts down the majority of theft vectors within a single quarter.
From pharma 3PLs in Mississauga to grocery DCs in Milton, from electronics distribution in Vaughan to cross-border logistics in Windsor and Cornwall, we protect the freight that keeps Ontario's supply chain moving.
/ Operational scope
What we deliver.
- Yard checks & seal verification
- Driver & trailer screening
- Dock supervision (inbound / outbound)
- Inventory shrink investigation
- TAPA-familiar SOPs
- Cold-chain & pharma protocols
- End-of-shift employee audits
- CCTV and WMS integration
/ Industries we serve
Where warehouse & logistics security is deployed.
3PL / third-party logistics
Pharma distribution
Grocery distribution
Electronics and high-value freight
Cross-border trucking
Cold-chain distribution
E-commerce fulfilment
Automotive parts distribution
/ Deployment process
Five steps, on every site.
01
Shrink audit
We analyse inbound/outbound leakage and identify the highest-value shrink vectors.
02
Floor plan design
Dock supervision, driver segregation, patrol pathing and exit audits are planned.
03
Officer selection
Officers are trained on your WMS interface, seal integrity checks and safety orientation.
04
Live coverage
The plan is executed shift by shift. Anomalies are logged. Suspected internal theft is investigated discreetly.
05
Quarterly shrink review
Every quarter, shrink numbers are reviewed against the audit baseline.
/ What sets us apart
Warehouse & Logistics Security the way it should be.
- 01Shrink-audit-driven deployment
- 02TAPA-familiar SOPs for pharma and electronics
- 03Cold-chain protocols where required
- 04Discreet internal-theft investigation capability
- 05WMS-integrated seal verification
/ Compliance & training
The paperwork insurers ask about.
- PSISA-licensed
- WHMIS 2015 certified
- TAPA-familiar procedures on request
- First-Aid / CPR-C
- $5M liability with warehouse rider
/ FAQ · Warehouse & Logistics Security
Questions clients keep asking.
- Q · 01
Do you follow TAPA procedures?
Yes. TAPA-familiar SOPs are standard on our pharma and electronics distribution accounts across the GTA.
- Q · 02
Can you handle cold-chain warehouses?
Yes. Cold-chain protocols including seal integrity, temperature-excursion documentation and pharma escorts are supported.
- Q · 03
Do you investigate internal theft?
Yes. Discreetly, in coordination with HR and legal counsel, with evidence packaged for potential criminal or civil action.
- Q · 04
Do you cover cross-border logistics?
Yes. Windsor, Sarnia, Cornwall and Fort Erie cross-border trucking accounts routinely receive dedicated seal verification and driver screening.
- Q · 05
Can you interface with our WMS?
Yes. Officers train on your WMS interface for seal reconciliation and inbound/outbound verification.
/ Related disciplines
Often paired with warehouse & logistics security.
/ Deployed in
Warehouse & Logistics Security across Ontario.
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