Direct answer
What security should accomplish here
A construction-site security plan should prioritize perimeter and gate activity, tools and material storage, temporary offices and after-hours intrusion. The design must state how cameras communicate and record, how devices are powered, who receives alerts, and how coverage will move as the project progresses.
Properties and teams we can support
What WeTech can secure
Perimeter and access points
Focus temporary or permanent detection and video on the routes people and vehicles can actually use.
Tools, materials and equipment
Protect high-value storage, sea cans, equipment zones and completed interior areas as the project changes.
Vehicle and delivery activity
Capture useful entrance, loading and delivery context with cameras suited to lane and site conditions.
Remote site awareness
Provide approved remote viewing or alerts where power, connectivity and the selected platform support it.
Priority risks and workflows to review
- Changing perimeter, access points and sightlines
- Tools, materials, fuel and equipment
- Temporary power, network and cellular connectivity
- Worker, contractor and vehicle access
- After-hours alert verification and response
Security systems that can work together
Temporary or phased CCTV
Plan relocatable views, recording, remote access and alerts around each stage of the site.
Explore service →Site alarm
Protect temporary offices, storage and other defined zones with a clear notification path.
Explore service →Gate & credential access
Manage approved workers, contractors and vehicles at suitable controlled entrances.
Explore service →Service during the project
Reassess placement, connectivity and recording as buildings, fences and access routes change.
Explore service →What the finished system can help you do
- Adapt coverage as the job site changes
- Deter and investigate theft or vandalism
- Review deliveries and after-hours activity
- Protect completed areas before handover
- Plan permanent security infrastructure early
Retrofit, takeover or expansion
Start with what is already installed
Construction security is not static. WeTech can plan relocatable stages where suitable and also coordinate permanent cabling, doors and camera locations before walls and finishes make later work more difficult.
Explore system takeovers and upgrades →Vancouver and Lower Mainland planning considerations
Temporary power and internet availability
Weather, mud, vibration and relocation needs
Changing hoarding, lighting and sightlines
Builder, owner and trade responsibilities
BC privacy note: When a strata, business or organization uses video surveillance, it should define a reasonable purpose, camera locations, authorized access and retention. The organization remains responsible for its policy and legal review. Read the Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner guidance →
What We Review During Your Site Assessment
- 01
What phase is the project in, and what will move next?
- 02
Where are power, internet, cellular and secure equipment locations available?
- 03
Which materials, tools, vehicles and offices are highest priority?
- 04
Who verifies alerts and who is authorized to respond?
- 05
How often will camera and detector coverage be reviewed as sightlines change?
