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It isn’t your imagination. The U.S. has been experiencing an increase in flooding events in recent years. The summer of 2022 was especially bad. In June, historic flooding and…
Continue ReadingBusiness risks are complex and continue to evolve with no end in sight. Think of it as a journey rather than a destination. Have you done a risk assessment? If not, go create one….
Continue ReadingECAM’s construction security team is gearing up for Charlotte Build Expo 2022, December 7-8th. Meet them at booth 320 in the Charlotte Convention Center, Hall B, to learn how our…
Continue ReadingThe next decade of construction trends does not contain too many surprises. These trends have been growing across multiple industries. It’s important to stay on top of…
Continue ReadingThe global supply chain continues to struggle to get back on track. It started with the pandemic and snowballed into a host of other issues. The problems with the supply chain have…
Continue ReadingA basic video surveillance system simply captures what the security cameras see. Without any intelligence — artificial or human— these surveillance systems aren’t useful…
Continue ReadingAt 3:12 a.m., a ECAM security professional who was monitoring surveillance cameras at an under-construction multifamily residential building noticed someone trespassing on the…
Continue ReadingAt approximately 10:30 p.m., a sharp-eyed ECAM security operator noticed an individual on camera in the vicinity of a Seattle-area new home development construction site.
Continue ReadingAround 4:45 a.m., a ECAM security professional spotted someone in a wheelchair trespassing in the area of a construction jobsite.
Continue ReadingConstruction site security continues to be one of the industry’s biggest concerns. Construction deals with many security challenges that other industries don’t….
Continue ReadingAt around 4:15 in the early morning hours, a ECAM security operator noticed a shirtless individual in the vicinity of a construction site.
Continue ReadingIn this video, we see a trespasser make their way onto what they believed to be an unguarded construction site just after 12:30 a.m.
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