Successful business owners are constantly thinking about ways to reduce costs and maximize their earnings. This month, we focus on strategies construction sites can utilize to increase profits, cut costs and improve the bottom line.
Your Catch of the Month
In this month’s video, a suspect was sneaking around a Seattle construction site but couldn’t hide from our security operators.
Construction technology is showing signs of life as the industry realizes it can make a positive impact on the bottom line, efficiency, and productivity.
The extreme changes in weather happen frequently and affect the construction industry in many ways. There’s more to it than ensuring construction workers are dressing appropriately.
Q: How does live video monitoring increase police response time?
A: When police receive a call from Stealth, they know we’re watching live. It’s an incident in progress and not a false alarm. So, they can respond quickly and with the force and number of officers needed. Our trained operators can stay on the phone to direct officers to where the incident is occurring. They can provide real-time information, such as the number, location, description, and activity of suspects, make/model/color of vehicles, and the location of weapons or equipment.
Security Tip
Record & Store Data
Although theft and vandalism are prevalent in construction sites after hours, daytime issues are a constant liability. In addition to the ability to stream live video in real-time, it is important that the solution can record and store all site activities and archive footage for a minimum period of time.
Senior Content Manager Amy Hite has 25+ years of experience writing and communicating information for audiences across a range of industries. Passionate about collaborating with ECAM’s product development team to share knowledge about new products and technology.
