Mining industry

The mining industry faces a complex web of physical security challenges. First and foremost is ensuring worker safety. Mining sites are inherently dangerous, with hazards like cave-ins, falling debris, and exposure to toxic materials.

Stadiums and venues

Stadiums are known for attracting large crowds. In recent years, the need for robust security measures in stadiums during sports and show events has become increasingly evident. Resulting in a higher demand of stadiums and venues surveillance to monitor these events even better.

Car parking areas and terminals

Car terminals at transport hubs and parking lots at e.g. shopping malls face significant security challenges. One of the main problems is theft, which can occur in various forms, from car parts to entire vehicles.

Public surveillance

Telescopic Masts have been deployed as rapid deployment security towers in a number of applications where temporary or short-term monitoring of people is required.

Property

Properties that are vacant or in remote areas can be subject to misuse, damage or theft. In addition to these risks, there is a heightened risk of arson on sites that are unmanned for long periods.

Waste management

Waste management and recycling sites face several security challenges. As well as the health and safety aspects of sites during working hours, there is also the risk of theft of materials and arson caused by intruders out of hours.

Infrastructure and transport

Mobile CCTV towers are used extensively to protect critical systems and assets that are essential to society and the economy.

Power, utilities and energy

Rapid deployment security towers are an excellent way of securing sites such as solar and wind farms, water distribution sites, and gas and electricity supply networks.

Construction site security

Challenges – along with impacting the management of site visitors during working hours and maintaining health and safety at all times, construction sites face a number of security challenges.