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Video surveillance and monitoring improves security on your construction site and protects valuable materials and equipment at a fraction of the cost of security guards. However, slapping up some cameras does not make a security system. We have The Ultimate Guide to Construction Site Security Cameras, but you can also follow these three high level steps to make sure you have the best, most cost-effective construction site security camera system possible.
Before drawing on a map, you should know there are some cool features with cameras these days:
For good resolution, and to benefit from all these features, cameras have a maximum range of 150 feet.
Now, let’s draw it up – consider the following important areas:
Site Perimeter – this is the most common implementation. Overlapping cameras cover your entire jobsite fence line, with floodlights, speakers, and A.I. detection.
Laydown Yards and Storage – some projects have large laydown yards or storage with very valuable materials. For instance, our data center customers have to stock huge amounts of fiber cable for their jobs. Putting sentry cameras around the laydown yards gives major peace of mind.
Offices – guard your secret plans! Put a camera on top of your office that covers 360°.
Bathrooms – the perfect hiding place and the top choice for vandalism. Many sites are choosing to cover their bathrooms these days.
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Here are the steps we’ll take to make your site secure and keep your site secure:
You have the cameras on site – now tap into real cost savings and R.O.I. with automated features.
A.I. Detection and Live Agent Monitoring
You can replace afterhours security guards – always watching and 1/5th the cost.
A.I. will watch for movement on your cameras, especially in areas that you have mapped out in your camera view. Then, that movement will trigger several things:
Environmental monitoring? Water, smoke, and fire detection, alerts, and resolution tracking – reduce time to resolution and reduce insurance costs.
Sometimes you want to enhance security, and sometimes your insurance provider makes you enhance security. Either way, when you integrate access control with video surveillance you get a 24/7, A.I. enhanced security team that doesn’t let people in, takes names, and can be all places at once (at a fraction of the cost of human guards).
Here’s a few things you can do when you add access control to video:
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