Meet the Team
Roger Brunning – Managing Director
Roger has been with the company since its inception in 1996. Roger designed, specified and project-managed the installation of the CCTV system and fibre optic network in 1996/97 and has managed the company since that time.
Roger has experience in engineering, the Police and as an RAF Air Traffic Control Officer and can advise clients on the suitability of CCTV for your location and the best method of monitoring and recording the video information.
Contact Roger on 0191 499 4701 or roger@valleywatch.co.uk
Cyril Deeming – General Manager
Cyril joined the company in July 2006. He spent 16 years in Police and security related roles in the Royal Navy and has a further 14 years of experience within the contract security industry.
Cyril was appointed to succeed Roger on his retirement in early 2008 and is currently developing the company sales and marketing strategy.
Contact Cyril on 1019 499 4706 or cyril@valleywatch.co.uk
Bob Mills - Operations Manager
Bob Mills joined the company after the first year of operations. Bob has experience in managing security teams and health and safety.
Bob co-ordinates all day-to-day operational issues and draws up and reviews all contract assignment instructions and documentation.
Contact Bob on 0191 499 4702 or bob@valleywatch.co.uk
Accounts
For accounts related queries please contact Dawn Hill on 0191 499 4704, fax 0191 499 4703.
Valley Watch Membership
For Valley Watch membership enquiries please contact our membership co-ordinator Ashley Hayes on 0191 499 4707, Fax 0191 499 4708.
Control Room and Patrol Personnel
Control room and patrol personnel are supplied on long-term contract by ISS Pegasus Security Group, a Security Industry Authority (SIA) Approved Contractor. The officers are dedicated to this site and many have been with us since day one.
All staff hold SIA security officer and Public Space Surveillance CCTV licences, which means that they have been trained and vetted to the highest standards. In addition, they have received five days of intensive site-specific training on all aspects of Valley Watch operations and procedures, followed by a 3-month on-the-job training and probationary period. Each shift has a working supervisor who has full responsibility for operations outside office hours.