Cameras & surveillance

Eyes on gates, yards and equipment, wherever they are.

Theft and trespass on remote sites is expensive, and cameras only help if the footage is there when you need it. We design camera systems that work over the links you have, stay on their own network, and record what matters.

Pan-tilt-zoom security camera on a pole overlooking an industrial facility
Sound familiar?

What we usually find

  • Cameras that record, but nobody can view them remotely.
  • Footage overwritten before anyone thinks to pull it.
  • Camera streams saturating the only internet link on site.
  • Cameras on the same network as controls, with default passwords.
  • A mix of brands and recorders added over the years.
What we do

Scope of work

  • Camera placement for gates, perimeters, laydown yards and high-value equipment.
  • IP cameras, recorders and video management sized to the site.
  • Remote viewing and alerts tuned to the bandwidth available.
  • Solar-powered and trailer-mounted cameras for sites without power.
  • Camera networks isolated from control and business systems.
  • Retention planning so footage is there when you need it.
Security built in

Designed secure, assessed while we work

Every job is led by a CISSP. These are standard on every cameras & surveillance project, not extras.

How security runs through every job

  • Cameras on their own network, with no access to controls or business systems.
  • No port forwarding and no manufacturer cloud relays unless you approve them.
  • Remote viewing through encrypted access, not open ports.
  • Unique passwords per device and firmware updated at install.
  • Footage access limited to named users and retention set to policy.
What you get

Deliverables you keep

  1. Camera layout with field-of-view notes for each location.
  2. Bill of materials, vendor-neutral.
  3. Configured recorders, cameras and remote access.
  4. Retention and bandwidth settings documented.
  5. Credentials and admin access in your company's name.

Checked before we sign off

  • Every camera viewed day and night from its live position
  • Remote viewing tested from off site
  • Recording and retention confirmed on the recorder
  • Default passwords changed and firmware updated

See it in practiceCovering an equipment yard with no power at the fence line

Find out where your site network is weakest.

Take the 3-minute Site Network Check, or book a site assessment.