Eastern England CCTV Installation

To ensure your CCTV meets the needs of your site, our expert security technicians will carry out a full assessment of your Eastern England site to determine the best installation strategy for you, creating a comprehensive CCTV plan that maximises camera coverage and minimises ‘blind spots’. No matter the size, location or type of your property, we will work in partnership with you to address the security requirements of your business.

With a reliable CCTV system watching over your property, you can benefit from simple but effective security, complete with a rapid first response platform and 24/7 monitoring. In addition to this, CCTV can also help defend your business from false insurance claims and lengthy legal disputes, supplying CCTV footage that can act as vital evidence in court proceedings.

Eastern England CCTV Monitoring

With a state-of-the-art CCTV facility monitoring your Eastern England property 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, you can be sure any criminal activity will be tackled swiftly and effectively by our security professionals.

When installed correctly, CCTV systems can be used as a platform to launch an effective rapid response solution, allowing officers watching over your site to deploy a team of first response officers or immediately notify the police, should an emergency occur on your site.

As well as acting as a strong deterrent against criminal activity, it can also act as a valuable tool of instruction. When installed correctly, CCTV can be used as a training aid for staff to ensure stock is handled correctly and that proper procedure is followed within your business.

Eastern England Thermal Imaging

With ongoing viral COVID-19 outbreaks, businesses and organisations need to implement additional measures to safeguard the wellbeing of staff, visitors and customers alike. To help prevent health threats, businesses across the UK are using thermal imaging technology to safeguard and maintain business operations, allowing for a greater level of health security and initial detection before issues occur.

Using thermal cameras is a more discrete and socially distanced way of conducting temperatures checks, identifying those with a potential fever who may require further health screenings. Organisations including transportation, factories, manufacturing and first responders have already integrated thermal temperature detection into their workplace virus management.