Crowdguard
- Access Control & Biometrics
- Hostile Vehicle Mitigation
- Perimeter Protection
- Risk, Resilience & Compliance
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Crowdguard is a specialist in counter terrorism protection and security for events, pedestrianised locations, and the public realm. Providing a turnkey service that includes accredited threat, vulnerability and risk assessment (TVRA) and vehicle dynamics assessment (VDA), along with specification, supply, installation and de-rigging of rated hostile vehicle mitigation systems and perimeter protection.
Crowdguard supports event organisers, venues, local authorities, hospitality businesses and retailers across the UK. The company is a member of the PSSA (Perimeter Security Suppliers Association), the FSOA (Football Safety Officers Association) and MEI (Major Events International) and works closely with customers, the police and CTSAs to ensure they implement appropriate and proportionate HVM solutions as part of a counter terrorism plan to keep people safer from terror attacks and errant vehicles.
Address
Crowdguard16 Kingsway, Altrincham
Altrincham
Altrincham
Greater Manchester
WA14 1PJ
United Kingdom
Website
https://www.crowdguard.co.ukContact Exhibitor
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Designed for ease of transportation, speed of installation and robust protection, the ARX Stopper!™ is a PAS 68/IWA14 rated and CPNI and SBD accredited temporary hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM) syste ... -
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Designed to provide robust and reliable hostile vehicle mitigation and security for a wide range of public realm environments, stadia, events, festivals, protests and VIP visits, ATG Surface Guard is ... -
The Claw - A drop and go temporary HVM security solution. Designed for simple deployment with no assembly required, The Claw HVM system from Highway Care Security is ideal for a variety of installatio ... -
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Rapid deployment HVM - For environments where flexible and robust event safety barriers are needed in a hurry, our Highway Care RB50 is an ideal HVM system. -
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The Unafor system has been designed for rapid deployment by a single trained technician once a foundation system called ‘The Core’ is in place.
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We were so proud to be asked to get involved in keeping people safe at the Women's World Cup in New Zealand.
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We were delighted to work with Coventry City Council once again this year at the fantastic Godiva Festival.
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Our trained team deploying our barriers in record time. A full road width in 11 minutes and 40 seconds.
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The Unafor system has been designed for rapid deployment by a single trained technician once the shallow-mount foundation system is in place.
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See how our HVM barriers offer full pedestrian permeability at your event or venue.
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Pedestrian, bicycle, wheelchair and pushchair permeable rated hostile vehice mitigation solution. This video shows 40,000 people leaving a fireworks display with no impact on flow rates.
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Crowdguard will be exhibiting at International Security Expo once again this September, and, once again, we will be sharing our stand – D100 – with our partner Highway Care Security.
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Crowdguard is no stranger to delivering counter terrorism protection for stadiums or risk assessing major matches, but recently we took on the brief for a major football tournament in New Zealand, which involved the increased threat and added scrutiny of a globally important event.
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It’s now a month since we announced that Crowdguard has partnered with RAPAID Emergency Bandages, the charity that aims to make emergency bandages available at events and in public places to help improve survival rates following injuries. Collaboration lies at the heart of our approach to keeping people and places safer.
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Can you define the difference between traffic management and HVM? One communicates that a route is closed, while the other protects people from potential harm. In this article, we discuss how and why the two disciplines are different, and explain why it’s important we work together to help manage costs as well as mitigating risk as the events industry prepares for Martyn’s Law.
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A designer brand renowned for quality and style all over the world, Gucci is a retail destination for those in search of luxury goods, with stores in all the most coveted locations.
But that bricks and mortar presence involves risk. A number of high-end brands have been targeted by thieves and organised crime, with criminals using vehicles to gain access through the store front and steal valuable stock.
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Crowdguard, the specialist in counter terrorism risk assessment and hostile vehicle mitigation (HVM), has committed to providing emergency bandage kits as part of every temporary HVM deployment following a partnership with RAPAID, the emergency bandages charity.
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Crowdguard works with a number of football clubs and stadiums, providing our turnkey Plan, Provide, Protect service to implement appropriate and proportionate counter terrorism strategies for a wide range of requirements, including Zone Ex protection, fan zones and non-match events.
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Music events often involve protecting a huge crowd, along the complex event security and logistical challenges of people arriving gradually over an extended period of time, then leaving en masse at the end of the evening.