Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking Statement

Property Security Group Limited

Last Updated: November 2026

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Our Commitment

Property Security Group Limited ("PSG") is committed to conducting business ethically, responsibly and with integrity. We recognise our responsibility to combat modern slavery, forced labour, human trafficking and all forms of worker exploitation.

Although PSG operates within the United Kingdom and assesses its risk of exposure to modern slavery as relatively low, we maintain a zero-tolerance approach to any form of slavery, servitude, forced labour or human trafficking within our business operations and supply chain.

This statement sets out the steps we take to prevent modern slavery and human trafficking in accordance with the principles of the Modern Slavery Act 2015.

 

About Property Security Group

Property Security Group Limited provides specialist security services across the United Kingdom, including:

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• Vacant Property Security

• Construction Site Security

• Demolition Site Security

• Mobile Patrol Services

• Keyholding & Alarm Response

• Security Guarding

• Temporary Security Systems

• Security Dog Handlers

• Scaffolding Alarm Systems

 

Our employees and subcontractors operate exclusively within the UK security sector.

 

 

Our Policies

PSG is committed to operating to the highest professional and ethical standards through:

• Equal Opportunities Policy

• Anti-Bribery and Corruption Policy

• Recruitment and Vetting Procedures

• Health and Safety Policy

• Whistleblowing Procedures

• Modern Slavery Prevention Measures

 

These policies are designed to promote lawful, ethical and fair treatment of all workers.

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Recruitment and Employment Practices

PSG employs and engages personnel only through lawful and transparent recruitment processes.

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We are committed to:

• Verifying the identity and right-to-work status of all employees.

• Ensuring that all workers are employed voluntarily and without coercion.

• Paying at least the applicable National Minimum Wage or National Living Wage.

• Providing clear terms and conditions of employment.

• Prohibiting the retention of workers' passports, identification documents or personal property.

• Ensuring that workers may leave employment in accordance with normal contractual arrangements.

 

For every employee, we carry out employment screening and vetting procedures in accordance with security industry requirements.

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Supply Chain Management

While PSG's supply chain is relatively limited and predominantly UK-based, we expect all suppliers, contractors and business partners to share our commitment to ethical labour practices.

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Where appropriate, we seek assurance from suppliers that they:

• Comply with the Modern Slavery Act 2015.

• Maintain lawful employment practices.

• Provide fair working conditions.

• Prohibit forced labour, child labour and human trafficking.

• Operate in accordance with applicable employment legislation.

 

Suppliers found to be in breach of these standards may have their relationship with PSG reviewed or terminated.

 

Training and Awareness

PSG seeks to maintain awareness of modern slavery risks among its management team and operational personnel.

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Management are encouraged to:

• Recognise the signs of modern slavery and labour exploitation.

• Report concerns promptly.

• Escalate any suspected instances of modern slavery through appropriate channels.

 

Reporting Concerns

PSG encourages employees, contractors, suppliers and customers to report any concerns regarding unethical conduct, labour exploitation or suspected modern slavery.

All reports will be treated seriously and investigated appropriately.

 

Continuous Improvement

Property Security Group is committed to continually reviewing its procedures and practices to ensure that modern slavery risks remain identified, assessed and managed effectively.

We will continue to monitor developments in legislation, best practice and procurement requirements to strengthen our approach to preventing modern slavery and human trafficking.

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Approval

This statement has been approved by the Directors of Property Security Group Limited and will be reviewed annually.

Property Security Group Limited
Managing Director
Date: November 2026