Welcome people professionally
Create a consistent arrival experience for visitors and building users.
A professional first point of contact, with security responsibilities understood.
The front desk is where security meets the experience of your building. A concierge officer needs to welcome people, manage access and recognise when something needs attention. The service must fit the occupiers, the visitor journey and the standards of the property.
Create a consistent arrival experience for visitors and building users.
Follow visitor, contractor and key-control arrangements without making the entrance difficult to use.
Escalate incidents, faults and access issues to the appropriate person.
Define the greeting, identity check, host contact and waiting arrangement. A visitor should know what happens next while the officer retains control of the entrance.
Reception can handle sensitive information about occupiers, visitors and movements. Limit access to records and agree what may be shared with callers, contractors and other building users.
Visitor assistance, security duties and facilities requests can overlap. Put those boundaries into the role brief so that a helpful reception service does not leave a security responsibility unattended.
We distinguish security duties from general reception tasks, then agree how they fit together. Building knowledge, appearance, communication and a practical handover are as important as the desk itself. Where wider building support is needed, the Facilities division can be brought into the service plan.
Have a specific site or building in mind? Start with a conversation.
Talk to the teamThe duties are agreed for the building. Where the role includes licensable security activity, the appropriate licensing applies.
Yes. Reporting, access rules and escalation can be aligned with the managing agent and on-site building team.
Tell us the location, the task and the timescale. We’ll connect you with the relevant team.