Industries · Manufacturing & factories
The challenge
Long boundary walls and back gates are rarely watched all night by guards on foot.
Raw material, finished goods and scrap are often moved out quietly at night or on holidays.
Gaps appear when guards change shifts, take breaks or are absent.
Most factories start with a 12-hour night plan on gate, perimeter and store cameras, and move to 24 hours where production runs round the clock.
Monitoring effectiveness depends on camera positioning, image quality, lighting, network connectivity and the agreed scope of service. We review these with you during the assessment.
What operators report
How it works
Install compatible CCTV cameras or let us assess your existing infrastructure, recorder and internet connection.
Select 12-hour or 24-hour monitoring and agree which cameras, areas and incidents are covered.
Trained professionals in our control room watch your assigned camera feeds during the monitored hours.
When suspicious activity or a predefined incident is observed, your designated contacts are notified as agreed.
Plans
12hr
For sites that need cover during a fixed window, usually nights, when the premises are closed.
Pricing
Custom pricing based on site requirements
24hr
For sites that need someone watching at all times, including weekends and holidays.
Pricing
Custom pricing based on site requirements
FAQ
Yes. A 24-hour plan covers all shifts. We agree which cameras matter in each shift, for example stores and gates during production hours and the full perimeter at night.
Not completely. Guards are still needed for gate entry checks and physical response. Remote monitoring helps cover more area with fewer people and adds a second check on what guards may miss.
Share a few details about your premises. We will review your cameras, connectivity and current security, and suggest a sensible monitoring plan.