CCTV Installation in Glasgow

To support your CCTV installation, our specialist security technicians can carry out a full assessment of your Glasgow site to establish the best installation strategy for you. No matter the size, location or type of your business, we can work directly with you to address your security needs, creating a comprehensive CCTV plan that increases camera coverage and reduces those ‘blind spots’ that leave your site vulnerable.

With CCTV acting as an extra pair of eyes on your property, you can benefit from a simple but efficient security service, supported by 24/7 monitoring and a rapid first response platform. In addition to this, CCTV can also help protect your business from misleading insurance claims and costly legal battles, supplying recorded footage that could be vital evidence in court proceedings.

Glasgow CCTV Monitoring

With a state-of-the-art CCTV facility monitoring your premises 24 hours a day, you have peace of mind that any criminal incidents will be confronted swiftly and effectively by our security professionals.

Once correctly installed, CCTV systems can be used as a platform to launch an effective rapid response solution, allowing officers monitoring your site to deploy a team of first response officers or immediately contact the police, should an incident occur on your property.

As well as acting as a strong visual deterrent against criminals, it can also act as a valuable training tool. When installed strategically, CCTV can be used as a training aid for staff to ensure stock is handled correctly and that proper procedure is adhered to across your business.

Glasgow Thermal Imaging

With the advent of viral outbreaks such as COVID-19, businesses and organisations need to establish additional measures to safeguard the wellbeing of employees, visitors and customers alike. To help manage the ongoing health threats, businesses across the UK are using thermal imaging cameras to safeguard and maintain business operations, allowing for a high level of health security and initial detection before issues occur.

Using thermal cameras is a more discrete and socially distanced method of conducting mass temperature checks, identifying those with a potential fever who may require further health screenings. Various industries including transportation, factories, manufacturing and first responders are already benefiting from thermal imaging and have integrated thermal temperature detection into their workplace virus management.