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New home for IPSS Electronic Security

The office contains one of the most advanced control rooms in South Africa, fully South African Intruder Detection Services Association (SAIDSA) approved.

After nearly 20 years of looking after the Dolphin Coast, IPSS Electronic Security have a new place to call home.

Johnny Riekert and Jamie Lawrence at the unveiling of the new IPSS Electronic Security offices.

Having spent months revamping their new offices at Laguna Seca business park in Ballito, the team at IPSS now have more space to accommodate the ever-growing business after outgrowing their old offices.

Toasting to a new office were IPSS Electronic Security accounting team, Natasha Ingram and Melissa Roberts.
Making sure everyone had something to drink were Vincent Mlaba and Bobo Mazibuko.

The office contains one of the most advanced control rooms in South Africa, fully South African Intruder Detection Services Association (SAIDSA) approved.

Rob Smith (IPSS), Eugene Barnett (Ballito Neighbourhood Watch), Gary Frances (Community Policing Forum) and Morne Steffens (Ballito Neighbourhood Watch) toast to the new IPSS Electronic Security offices.
Ballito Coordinating Security Initiative’s Mark Whitehead with IPSS Electronic Security’s Carrie Groenveld.

Working closely with the police and neighbourhood watches, the company remain committed to ensuring the safety of all on the Dolphin Coast.

IPSS Electronic Security team members, Leon Smith, Garyn Gilmore, Andre Labuschagne and Braam Neethling.


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