Corporate & front-of-house
Requirements where professional presence, duties, presentation and reporting lines are clearly defined.
Security organisations come to CP Protect with a role, location, shift pattern and payroll process. We turn that information into a defined workforce brief, coordinate suitable available personnel and move approved time data through an agreed processing cycle.
Choose the support you need today. Workforce and payroll can be discussed separately or brought together in one defined model.
Tell us the role, place, shift and headcount. We assess the requirement and coordinate suitable available personnel.
Explore 02Connect approved hours, agreed rates, exceptions and payroll-processing steps through a controlled cycle.
Explore 03Register your interest in security assignments with clear role information, time-record guidance and worker support.
ExploreSecurity work moves fast. We make the requirement easier to understand, the assignment easier to coordinate and the time-to-pay process easier to follow.
CP Protect assesses each requirement against the actual activity, location, shift, expected duties and available personnel. These examples describe the kinds of briefs we can discuss—not guaranteed coverage.
Requirements where professional presence, duties, presentation and reporting lines are clearly defined.
People requirements assessed around the venue, activity, shift times, access points and operating brief.
Planned and relief requirements considered against the location, duties, licence needs and escalation route.
Recruitment, assignment information, approved time and payroll inputs connected behind every completed shift.
Licensable activity requires the appropriate current SIA licence. Screening, right-to-work, supervision and record responsibilities are allocated in the agreed service scope.
Share the sites, roles, shift pattern, headcount and payroll scope. We will assess what can realistically be supported.
Register your interest and tell us where you can work, which roles fit and when you are available.
Each engagement defines what information is required, who supplies it, who approves it, what CP Protect processes and where unresolved exceptions go next.
CP Protect does not make a blanket claim to be the employer, PAYE operator or payment party in every engagement.
Every engagement begins by defining scope, responsibilities and the information needed at each hand-off.
Roles, locations, shifts and responsibilities.
Available people reviewed against the assignment.
Onboarding, rosters and communication.
Hours, rates and exceptions checked.
Agreed payroll outputs and reporting.
Commercial scope, availability and responsibility are confirmed in writing for each engagement.
Potentially. Each service can be discussed on its own or connected through one operating scope, subject to capability, capacity and written agreement.
Start with the role, location, shift pattern, headcount, proposed start date, expected duration, licence or experience criteria, supervision model and any payroll-processing requirement.
There is no blanket response-time promise. Timing depends on the role, location, shift, lead time and suitable available personnel. Cover is confirmed only in writing.
That depends on the lawful commercial and engagement model. The contract and worker documentation must identify the responsible parties before any assignment or payroll process begins.
No. Registration records interest and availability only. Assignments depend on client demand, role criteria, location, availability and completion of the required process.
CP Protect is not currently an SIA Approved Contractor. Our current work is preparation only—not approval or endorsement.
Start with the roles, locations, shift pattern, headcount and proposed start date.