Hire a supervisor

A supervisor walks or drives patrol rounds, keeps track of who is where, addresses visitors on house rules and signals violations, damage or suspicious behaviour. During incidents they escalate to security, police or emergency services.

Unlike a security officer, a supervisor has a less authoritative appearance and focuses on rule enforcement, signalling and de-escalation. Ideal for places where you want visible supervision and mobile patrols, without a heavy security presence.

We work in three recognisable forms. Deployable on a fixed or flexible basis, day, evening or night, indoors and outdoors.

Mobile patrol

• Car and bike patrols along multiple locations with fixed routes and times
• Opening and closing rounds, key management and alarm response
• Night controls on business parks, construction sites and vacant properties
• On-site immediately after an alert from your or our control room

Parking management and parking enforcement

• Supervision of car parks, parking garages and park-and-ride locations
• Checks on subscriptions, short-stay and reserved spaces
• Parking control and enforcement on business parks and logistics hubs
• Traffic and parking coordination during events

Supervision in public spaces, neighbourhoods and residential buildings

• Neighbourhood supervision for housing corporations, owners' associations and residential areas with nuisance
• Supervision of shopping centres, squares, parks and school grounds
• Support for municipalities alongside their own enforcement officers
• Signalling damage, vandalism, waste and technical issues with photo and location

Visible supervision and mobile patrols suit locations where many people come and go and where rules and behaviour must be actively monitored:

• Housing corporations, owners' associations and residential areas with nuisance
• Parking operators, parking garages, car parks and park-and-ride locations
• Business parks, logistics hubs and distribution centres
• Shopping centres, squares and public outdoor spaces
• Schools, campuses and school grounds
• Municipalities that want extra supervision alongside their own enforcement officers
• Construction sites, temporary locations and vacant real estate
• Museums, event grounds and festivals

Looking for supervision with camera footage from a control room? See our CCTV monitoring page.

The roles are often confused, but authority and area of deployment differ. We do not provide municipal enforcement officers (BOA); they are appointed by the municipality.

From intake to daily reporting we keep it clear. Four steps, no surprises.

1. 01

   Intake and site scan

   We discuss your location, house rules, risk spots, parking rules and desired visibility. In case of urgency, a tailored quote is ready within 24 hours.

2. 02

   Patrol route and conduct protocol

   We document routes, checkpoints, times, reporting points and forms of address in a plan that fits your location or car park.

3. 03

   Fixed supervisor and backup

   You get familiar faces with a fixed backup, briefed on your location, your residents or visitors and your reporting chain.

4. 04

   Delivery and reporting per round

   Digital reporting per round with photos, observations and events. Weekly summary and monthly evaluation with your contact person.

Request a quote

Yahya (Founder, Kilic Security)

There is no fixed hourly rate. The price depends on:

• Number of supervisors, hours and time slots (evenings, nights, weekends and holidays are priced differently)
• Type of deployment: fixed post, walking or cycling round, or mobile patrol in a car
• Number of locations, size of the site and number of checkpoints per round
• Whether a Dutch security licence is required for the assignment
• Extra services such as opening and closing rounds, alarm response or parking enforcement
• Contract duration and notice period

After a short intake you receive a no-obligation tailored quote, in standard cases within 1 business day.

Our supervisors are selected on attentiveness, stress resistance and communication. We go beyond the legal minimum:

Every officer is emergency-response certified, follows annual training in aggression handling and de-escalation and, where required by law, holds a valid Dutch security licence (BV-pas) from Justis.