Security Patrol Log Template
A free security patrol log for guard companies and security teams. Officers record each round on a phone, flag problems and add photos as they go.
Customize the pages and design to fit your needs.
About this template
Officers log the patrol type, start and end times, the areas checked, and whether doors, gates and lights were secure. Anything unusual is described with photos, so supervisors see every round in one list.
Common uses
- Guard companies with patrol contracts
- Apartment, office and campus patrols
- Mobile and vehicle patrol routes
Key features
- Start and end time for each round
- Doors, lights and alarms checks
- Photos of anything unusual
What this template asks
What's your name?
Short Text
What's your work email?
Email
Which site are you patrolling?
Short Text
What's the date?
Date
What time did the patrol start?
Time
What time did the patrol end?
Time
What kind of patrol was it?
Single Choice · Foot patrol, Vehicle patrol, Bike patrol, Camera check
Which areas did you check?
Multiple Choice · Entrances and exits, Parking lots, Perimeter and fences, Stairwells, Roof access, Loading docks, Common areas, Mechanical rooms
Doors and gates locked and secure
Single Choice · OK, Needs attention
Lights and cameras working
Single Choice · OK, Needs attention
Alarms and fire panels clear
Single Choice · OK, Needs attention
Did you find anything unusual?
Yes / No
Describe what you found
Long Text · Optional
Upload photos
File · Optional
How to use this template
Copy it
Select Use template and a copy opens in your workspace as an unpublished draft.
Make it yours
Edit any question or answer, choose a theme, and add your logo.
Share it
Publish, then send the link, show a QR code, or embed the form on your site. Responses arrive in Submissions.
Frequently asked questions
What should a security patrol log include?
The officer, site, start and end time of each round, the type of patrol, the areas checked, door, light and alarm checks, and anything unusual with photos.
Do officers fill this in once per shift?
No. Officers log each round as they finish it, so supervisors see every patrol. Use the daily activity report for the full shift summary.
Can I put a QR code at each site?
Yes. Print a QR code for the guard post, and add a ref tag to the link for each site so you can filter patrols by location.
