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The Top 3 Reasons You Don’t Want Any Trespassers on Your Construction Site

July 15, 2024

As you may know, construction site cameras can save you a lot of stress and money. Construction site cameras are your eyes and ears when you can’t be on site. Are you wondering whether you should take precautions against trespassers? These cameras can deter potential intruders and vandals, ultimately saving you from costly damages and delays in your project. Here are just some of the many reasons why it pays to prevent unwanted visitors from accessing your construction site.



1. Theft


Losses from theft are expensive, both in terms of the stolen items themselves and the time and money required to replace them. In fact, according to a report from the National Insurance Crime Bureau and the National Equipment Register, construction site crime costs range from $300 million to $1 billion per year, with California, Texas, and Florida being the most affected states. Construction site cameras can help deter thieves and provide valuable evidence in case of a theft, making it easier to recover stolen items and hold perpetrators accountable. Did you know that cameras can prevent thefts just by existing in plain sight? According to Optics Magazine, there’s a 47% reduction in crime when security cameras are visible. Construction site cameras are a powerful deterrent.



2. Safety


Cameras not only keep an eye on things to prevent unauthorized entry, but they can also ensure job site safety. Even with the proper training, sometimes employees take shortcuts that end up causing injuries. Cameras help to keep everyone on the same page. They also help protect the construction business from liability when the worker is injured by taking a shortcut.



3. Vandalism


Unfortunately, unprotected construction sites are popular sites for vandalism. In our experience, vandalism can often be just as expensive as theft. Recovering from a vandalism event can take days or weeks, depending on the degree of damage. Cameras onsite can reduce the risk of vandalism, and if your site is vandalized, you'll have video evidence of the event. You may be able to recoup your losses if the vandals are arrested. Construction site cameras are a layer of protection no site should go without.


Protecting your site with cameras is protecting your investment. You can avoid work delays and more by installing high-quality
construction site cameras. You can’t be onsite 24/7, but you can know what's happening onsite no matter where you are. Call SiteCams today to learn more.

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