ISO 9001
Quality management system certification.
Tower Guard Security Pte. Ltd.
Security with Experience.
Licensed security manpower, risk assessment and technology-supported operations for properties and organisations across Singapore.
Discuss your security needsAbout Tower Guard
Experienced leadership. Site-specific security.
Tower Guard Security Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore security agency founded by practitioners with frontline, operational, training and management experience. We plan each assignment around the property, its people and its daily routines.
Our management team has directed security operations across residential, commercial, industrial and construction environments. We combine trained personnel, clear post instructions, active supervision and practical reporting.
Where we work
- Condominiums and private estates
- Offices, malls, hotels and business parks
- Factories, warehouses and construction sites
- Dormitories and logistics facilities
- Events, conventions and exhibitions
Our standards
Certifications and workplace commitments
Quality management, workplace safety and progressive employment practices underpin our operations.
ISO 45001
Occupational health and safety management system certification.
bizSAFE STAR
Workplace safety and health recognition.
Progressive Wage Mark Plus
Recognition for progressive wages and employment practices.
Tripartite Standards
Adopter of eight Tripartite Standards supporting fair and progressive employment practices.
Progressive employment
Tripartite Standards adopted by Tower Guard
Our commitments span fair recruitment, employee well-being and progressive workplace practices.
Age-Friendly Workplace Practices
Advancing Well-Being of Lower-Wage Workers
Contracting with Self-Employed Persons
Employment of Term-Contract Employees
Grievance Handling
Recruitment Practices
Unpaid Leave for Unexpected Care Needs
Work-Life Harmony
Fair and progressive employment
Explore TAFEP’s guidance and the Tripartite Standards.
Read about the Tripartite StandardsOur services
Security services for every setting
A coordinated approach to people, premises and protection. Select the services your property needs, supported by clear procedures and active supervision.
01 / SERVICES
Guarding & site security
- Security Guarding Services
- Residential & Condominium Security
- Commercial Building Security
- Industrial & Warehouse Security
- Construction Site Security
- Dormitory Security
- Event Security & Crowd Management
02 / SERVICES
Monitoring & operations
- Access Control & Visitor Management
- CCTV Monitoring & Surveillance
- Mobile Patrol Services
- Command Centre Operations
- Emergency Response & Incident Management
- Traffic & Vehicle Management
- Key Management
03 / SERVICES
Planning & specialist services
- Security Risk Assessment & Consultancy
- SOP Development & Security Audits
- Training & OJT
- Loss Prevention & Asset Protection
- Emergency & Crisis Planning
- Technology-Enabled Security Solutions
- Tailored Security Solutions
Beyond guarding
Added support for stronger site operations
The company profile outlines a range of assessments, training and technology options that can be planned around a site’s requirements.
TVRA & security audits
Threat, vulnerability and risk assessment, with site reviews and practical recommendations.
Visitor & vehicle management
Visitor registration, vehicle records, occupancy information and license plate recognition options.
Remote monitoring
Command centre support, camera-based virtual patrols, visual verification and exception alerts.
Training & exercises
On-the-job training, fire drills, tabletop exercises, red teaming and continued learning.
Site-specific procedures
Post orders, emergency planning and SOPs that reflect how each premises operates.
Additional services
Event security, concierge support, video analytics and tailored smart security solutions.
01 / OBSERVEPeople & sensors
Patrol observations, CCTV and access records.
02 / VERIFYControl coordination
Check the alert and establish the facts.
03 / RESPONDGround action
Deploy appropriate help and escalate.
04 / IMPROVEReview & reporting
Document outcomes and strengthen controls.
Our approach
Built for the realities of your site.
Clear procedures. Accountable people. A professional presence every day.
- 01Understand the environmentWe review your site, traffic patterns and operational priorities.
- 02Set clear expectationsWe align duties, post instructions and reporting channels.
- 03Stay engagedSupervision and feedback help keep the service responsive.
Officer development
Prepared people.
Professional protection.
Training connects an officer’s knowledge to the decisions they make on your site.
Site induction & OJT
Post instructions, patrol routes, access control, handovers and equipment familiarisation.
Emergency readiness
Fire panel familiarisation, response exercises, escalation and evacuation duties.
Service & reporting
Clear communication, customer service, evidence preservation and accurate incident records.
Technology confidence
Visitor systems, CCTV, body-worn cameras and command centre coordination.
Tower Guard officer training & command centre coordination.
Training deadline: 31 December 2026
Existing Security Officers must complete Operate Basic Security Equipment (OBSE), and existing Senior Security Officers must complete Perform Remote Surveillance Function (PRSF), by 31 December 2026 to remain deployable from 1 January 2027. SPF describes this as a one-off extension. Check the official requirements and applicable exemptions before arranging training.
Read SPF’s training requirementsVerified 11 October 2026.
The security career pathway
Security Officer
Patrol, screening, access control and initial response.
4 modules
Senior Security Officer
Security systems, command centre monitoring and key management.
2 modules · 6 months as SO
Security Supervisor
Team supervision, incident reporting and evacuation exercises.
3 modules · 12 months as SSO
Senior Security Supervisor
Security audits, risk assessment and larger command centre oversight.
4 modules · 18 months as SS
Chief Security Officer
Supervision management, security watch groups and contingency planning.
3 modules · 24 months as SSS
PWM progression summary: training and prior-rank experience requirements. Module titles, licensing and deployment eligibility should be checked with PRD before enrolment. Site OJT complements formal training. MOM security PWM guidance · Verified against MOM guidance 11 October 2026.
01 / LEARNBuild core knowledge
02 / PRACTISEApply it on site
03 / EXERCISETest response readiness
04 / REVIEWCoach and improve
Singapore security intelligence
Understand the risks.
Plan the response.
Official figures and industry developments to inform site planning and officer readiness.
Annual crime comparison: 2024–2025Physical crime cases
Singapore annual reported cases
+4.4%year-on-year change
Chart baseline: zero; scale maximum 24,000 cases. National totals are context, not a measure of Tower Guard performance.
Shop theft cases
Singapore annual reported cases
−3.0%year-on-year change
Chart baseline: zero; scale maximum 5,000 cases. Prevention still matters despite the annual decrease.
Source: SPF Annual Crime Brief 2025 summary, published 24 February 2026. These are the annual figures verified for this briefing; they are not live statistics.
Latest mid-year briefing: January–June 2026
CNA’s 24 August 2026 report on SPF’s mid-year briefing records 10,287 physical crime cases, compared with 10,325 in January–June 2025 (−0.4%). Shop theft increased from 2,050 to 2,095 cases (+2.2%), while theft in residential dwellings rose from 367 to 459 cases (+25.1%).
For site planning, review access controls, protection of belongings in shared spaces and retail vigilance. These are national statistics, not Tower Guard performance measures. Half-year figures are presented separately from the annual charts above.
Read CNA’s report on SPF’s 2026 Mid-Year Crime BriefChecked 11 October 2026 · Reporting period: January–June.
Skills and technology move together
MHA reported that over 80% of surveyed security agencies were interested in more advanced technology. It also announced a Security Technologist training track.
Read MHA’s industry briefingProgression built on training
MOM’s security PWM sets training requirements by rank. The 2026 minimum monthly basic wage for full-time outsourced SOs working 35–44 hours weekly is $3,090.
Check current MOM requirementsProtect the technology too
CSA’s 2025/2026 review highlights risks involving unpatched connected devices and default passwords. Secure configuration matters for modern security systems.
Read CSA’s cyber landscape reviewSingapore security industry
Industry trends and insights
Explore security-industry coverage, official Singapore updates, officer training and security technology.
Selected source articles · training and crime briefing updated 11 October 2026. Checking for live headlines…
SPF / PRD
OBSE and PRSF: training completion deadline on 31 December 2026
CNA
Security officers to take on more complex traffic duties with further training
CNA
Singapore Police expands AI and autonomous technology for operations
MHA
Security Industry Transformation: technology, skills and better outcomes
MOM
Security Progressive Wage Model: wage and training requirements
Official guidance and industry resources
Refer to the issuing agency for the latest requirements and advisories.
SPF / PLRD
Security industry licensing
Licensing information for security agencies and security officers.
MOM
Security Progressive Wage Model
Official wage schedules and training requirements for the security sector.
MHA
Transforming the security industry
Industry transformation, technology adoption and workforce development.
CSA
Cybersecurity alerts and advisories
Official advisories for protecting connected systems and digital operations.
Live headlines, when available, are aggregated by Google News and refreshed on opening and every 15 minutes. Otherwise, dated source articles are shown. Reporting belongs to the linked publishers. Explore on Google News.
News from CNA
Singapore, Asia and the world
Watch CNA’s official 24/7 news stream.
Stream provided by CNA via YouTube. Availability may vary. Watch directly on CNA.
Leadership
People behind the operation
Our leadership spans security operations, workforce management, training and client service.
Dalvin Singh Gill
Managing DirectorStrategic direction, business development, quality assurance and client relationships.
Denesh Darren
Operations DirectorDeployment, site SOPs, audits, incident management, risk assessment and officer development.
Charles Edwards
DirectorFrontline security practice, training, assessment and operational readiness.
Gurdev Singh
Human Resources ManagerWorkforce administration, recruitment support, compliance and personnel development.
Get in touch
Let’s talk about protecting your site.
Email admin@towerguard.com.sg with your site location, security needs and preferred start date. We’ll discuss a suitable security arrangement.
Emailadmin@towerguard.com.sg
Office8 Ubi Road 2 #04-26, Singapore 408538
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