Coordinate security without losing flexibility
Group similar fleet vehicles
Shared lock routines can simplify use where vans and duties are alike.
Keep vehicle-specific parts
Each van receives components made for its own model and door layout.
Plan useful fitting batches
We can organise the work around which vehicles are available at the base.
Match every lock to the vehicle's real use
A van used for daily site work doesn't always need the same arrangement as a fleet vehicle making repeated stops. We travel from Banff to a suitable home, depot, workplace or operating site in Perth and assess door count, contents and access frequency. Hook locks can add manual control, while a wider package may combine different lock types with reinforcement. For fleets, we look for sensible consistency across similar vans without ignoring differences in model, door construction or driver routine.
Group vehicles without forcing one specification
Fleet work can be organised in practical batches around availability, allowing you to keep other vehicles moving. Before attending Perth, we ask for a list of makes, models, years and door layouts, along with the normal operating schedule. Several doors or vehicles can then be assessed as part of one coordinated plan. Each still receives the correct fitting components. A stable work area with keys and clear access to the relevant vans helps the planned sequence run without unnecessary shuffling.
Frequently asked questions
Can you fit several fleet vans at one Perth site?
Yes, subject to planning, suitable working space and vehicle availability. We can discuss practical batches, prioritise frequently used or higher-risk vans and prepare vehicle-specific parts for each unit.
Do all fleet vehicles need matching locks?
Not always. Similar vans may benefit from consistent lock types and driver procedures, but mixed models or duties can require different kits and arrangements. We balance common practice with the needs of each vehicle.
What should a fleet operator send before fitting?
Provide the make, model, year and door layout for each van, plus availability and the type of use. This helps us plan parts, priorities and an orderly installation sequence before travelling to Perth.