The CITS member needs to be able to objectively show to the police, that at the end of their internal investigation the matter relates to criminal intent by the customer / employee / sub-contractor through theft/fraud rather than a civil matter through an overdue hire or the non-return of the plant/vehicle. The primary goal of the CITS member is to recover the lost item.

This strategy is founded on the growing threat from serious and organised crime and how we expect it to develop in the next five years. The mission of this strategy is to reduce serious and organised crime in the UK. We will achieve this through an end-to-end response with five lines of action: In-country / UK Border / International / Technology and capabilities / Multi-agency response

Action Counters Terrorism 2018 Campaign Pre-Launch Toolkit

External and internal fraud threats - essential reading for fraud and financial crime strategists.

CITB - the Industry Training Board and Sector Skills Council for the construction industry. It's our job to deliver a safe, professional and fully qualified UK construction workforce.

If you see or hear something that could be terrorist related, ACT on your instincts and report it to the police, in confidence, at gov.uk/ACT

The purpose of this guide is to improve Construction Site security and to prevent crime.

The ERA recommends that you follow the practices and advice outlined within this document to protect your equipment in the best possible way.

Security Guidance Document for Agricultural and Construction Plant

Theft prevention of surveying equipment

The Tradespeople Against Tool Theft white paper was created to explore and highlight the realities of UK tradespeople who have been impacted by tool theft.