PREVENTING EQUIPMENT THEFT
Heavy Equipment items is twice as likely to be subjected to theft than a natural disaster and five-times more likely to be stolen than damaged in an auto accident. Even though equipment theft is common and recoveries are rare, there are steps that you can take to decrease the odds of theft of equipment on your job site.
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Prevention #3
TAKE NOTICE OF EQUIPMENT THEFT TRENDS
While it’s important to look after all the equipment in your fleet, you should be especially protective of the types of items that are commonly targeted by thieves.
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Prevention #4
SECURE YOUR FLEET FROM AN INTRUSION
Due to the remote settings of most construction worksites, the equipment left overnight at such locations is often seen as open prey by thieves. The measures that could make your fleet more secure don’t need to be costly or complex; in many cases, a locked fence, motion sensors, light towers and some practical nighttime procedures will do the job. Here are three ideas:
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pREVENTION #6
IMMEDIATELY REPORT A THEFT UPON DISCOVERY
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