Construction site security that moves with every build phase

Next to a publicly accessible area, a new construction project starts. From day one the risk profile changes with every build phase. The perimeter you secured last month is not the perimeter you have today, and a fixed camera pole cannot follow it.

3+ Mobile Towers Deployed
0 Security Incidents Reported
100% Site Coverage Achieved
30% Reduction In On-site Guard Costs
 

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Sauermann Sicherheitsdienst

Location Germany
Industry Security Services
Project Construction site security

What you will learn

  • Why fixed camera positions fall behind on a site that changes every week
  • How three mobile towers covered a publicly accessible perimeter
  • What the Green Light option does for deterrence without lighting up the neighbourhood
  • How the towers moved along as the build phases shifted
  • What the client measured afterwards: zero incidents and 30 percent lower guard costs

The Challenge

Sauermann Sicherheitsdienst faced higher security risk in a publicly accessible and sensitive area after construction started on an adjacent project. The situation asked for something flexible, quick to deploy and visible enough to deter. At the same time it had to meet high standards for sustainability and respect for the surroundings.

A perimeter that keeps moving

Every build phase changed the open edges of the site. A camera position that made sense at groundwork stage was pointing at a wall a few weeks later.

Public access on all sides

The surrounding area stays open to residents and passers-by. Deterrence had to be visible without turning the location into a floodlit box at night.

No infrastructure at the edge

No power and no network at the perimeter. Anything that needed trenching or a fixed pole would cost weeks before the first image appeared.

Evidence, not impressions

The client wanted incidents confirmed from recorded video in a central control room, instead of a note in a guard report the next morning.

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The setup on site

Every position was built on the same mobile platform: mast, camera, power and connectivity on one towable base. That is what made moving a position a job of hours instead of a new installation.

Telescopic mast

MSB6-Basic, telescopic up to 6 metres

Mobile video tower

Towable base, placed without civil works

Green Light option

Integrated lighting that deters without disturbing the surroundings

Live video link

Real-time images to the central control room

Repositionable

Moved along as the build phases shifted

Full site coverage

Three or more towers placed for 100% coverage

About Sauermann Sicherheitsdienst

Sicherheitsdienst Sauermann GmbH is a certified family business, active in the security sector since 1996, with branches in Munich, Stuttgart and Hamburg. The company covers mobile video surveillance, object surveillance and perimeter security, and combines technology with practical field experience.

“Thanks to the mobile video tower solution, we were able to respond quickly to increased risks in a vulnerable environment. The combination of flexibility, sustainability and direct alerting gave us the security we were looking for.”
Mark Sauermann
Mark Sauermann, CEO
Sauermann Sicherheitsdienst

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Questions about construction site security

What a mobile CCTV tower does on a building site, how fast it is up, and what happens when the site layout changes. Something specific to your project? Put it to us.

The unit is towed into position and raised on site. No trenching, no foundation and no grid connection, so the first images are live the same day instead of weeks later.

Yes. At Sauermann the towers were repositioned as the project moved through its phases, so coverage followed the open edges of the site instead of the original plan.

The Green Light option puts light where deterrence is needed and keeps it off the neighbourhood. That was one of the reasons the setup worked in a publicly accessible area.

Images run in real time to a central control room. An incident gets confirmed from video, not from a note in a guard report the next morning.

That follows from the shape of the perimeter and the sightlines, not from the surface area. Sauermann reached full coverage with three units on the MSB6-Basic platform.

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