Readiness check

Will your jobsite cameras actually protect the site?

A jobsite camera detects, deters, and documents, but it does not prevent anything by itself. The response is what acts, and the power, placement, and privacy compliance decide whether it works. Answer for how your cameras are actually set up. This is general guidance, not legal advice; confirm audio and privacy rules with counsel. The score stays on your device; enter an email only if you want the camera readiness checklist sent over.

1. Is there a response behind the camera (monitoring, alarm, a call list), not just recording?Yes, a verified-alarm response planRecorded only, reviewed after the factNo response plan

2. Is power and connectivity solved for the temporary site (solar, battery, cellular)?Yes, standalone solar-cellular unitsWe patch into temp power and hopeCameras go down a lot

3. Is the coverage placed on what matters (entrances, laydown, gates, blind spots)?Yes, a coverage plan for the high-value areasA couple of cameras, gaps remainWherever was easy to mount

4. If using AI analytics, are they tuned so they are not flooding false alarms?Yes, analytics tuned and human-verifiedConstant false alarmsNo analytics, or ignored

5. Is privacy signage posted and workers notified they are recorded?Yes, signage and notice in placeSome signageNo notice

6. Do you avoid recording audio without consent (the wiretap trap)?Yes, video only or audio handled per lawNot sure if audio is onAudio records by default

7. Is the footage stored with a retention policy and access control?Yes, retention and access controlledFootage saved looselyNo retention or access control

8. Does the camera feed the workflow (progress to the daily report, alerts to the team)?Yes, integrated into documentation and alertsA separate app we rarely openNot used beyond recording