The short answer
Arrow Security publicly states that it provides short-term and long-term assignments with flexible part-time or full-time scheduling, and it identifies construction sites as a served industry. That makes overnight, weekend, or temporary jobsite coverage consistent with Arrow’s published service scope, subject to officer availability, the site location, and an agreed security plan.
What to know
Temporary coverage can be valuable during high-risk windows: before permanent fencing is complete, while expensive equipment is staged, during a shutdown, after a theft or trespass incident, over holiday weekends, or between project phases. The scope should still be specific. Define shift hours, entrances, patrol checkpoints, restricted areas, emergency contacts, delivery rules, reporting requirements, and what the officer should do when an alarm or suspicious condition occurs.
Clients should contact Arrow as early as possible, especially for extended overnight schedules or multiple posts. A short assignment does not reduce the need for proper post orders and a site briefing. Arrow should confirm availability and any shift minimums in a written quote. If continuous staffing is not appropriate, the assessment may identify mobile patrols or portable camera towers as part of a layered temporary solution.