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A practical set of answers to the questions prospective clients are likely to ask before discussing a security requirement.

Rook is North West based, with all core services available across Greater Manchester, Lancashire, Cheshire and Merseyside. UK-wide service is also available where the requirement can be properly staffed and supervised.
Where a role requires an SIA licence, personnel assigned to that role must hold the appropriate valid licence. Rook also interviews personnel and considers their suitability for the specific environment.
Yes. Rook requires personnel to complete BS 7858 screening before their first assignment, including a documented five-year work history and the relevant verification.
Yes. Event Security is one of Rook’s core service lines and can support one-off events as well as recurring requirements.
Yes. Rook can support ongoing contracted security requirements across its service lines, subject to assessment and available capacity.
Rook selects for judgement, communication, discipline, reliability and professional presentation. Former Armed Forces and Police applicants are a particular focus, alongside exceptional candidates from other backgrounds.
Yes, subject to assessment. Rook would review the existing requirement, staffing, client expectations and any service constraints before agreeing a transition plan.
Short-notice cover may be available subject to staffing and the requirement. Lead times depend on location, service type, team size and the notice available.
Yes. Planned 24/7 coverage can be arranged for ongoing or extended requirements, subject to assessment, staffing and the agreed service plan.
Rook uses bespoke quotations rather than publishing a standard hourly rate. Pricing reflects the service, operating hours, team size, risk profile, location, supervision and other requirements.
Yes. Team size can be scaled according to venue size, risk profile, operating conditions and client requirements.
Yes. Site-specific assessment is a core part of Rook’s operating model. For more complex requirements, a site visit can be arranged before the final plan and quotation are agreed.
Reporting can be tailored to the requirement and may include incident reports, service feedback, post-event summaries and other agreed reporting. Ongoing clients can also have a named point of contact with Director-level oversight.
Presentation is matched to the environment. Personnel may operate in Rook-branded uniform or client/site-specific dress where that is appropriate to the requirement.