Direct answer
What security should accomplish here
A warehouse-security plan should connect controlled staff and vehicle access, perimeter and interior alarm zones, and camera views designed for entrances, loading, yards and inventory movement. Network, power, long cable distances, lighting and weather must be confirmed before device locations are finalized.
Properties and teams we can support
What WeTech can secure
Loading docks and shipping
Create useful vehicle, trailer, dock-door and shipment context with cameras selected for distance and lighting.
Yards, gates and perimeter
Coordinate vehicle credentials, gate control, exterior detection and camera coverage around actual traffic flow.
Staff and restricted areas
Limit offices, cages, parts, tools, IT and production areas by credential and schedule.
After-hours intrusion
Layer door, motion and suitable perimeter detection with clear verification and response procedures.
Priority risks and workflows to review
- Staff, contractor and driver access
- Loading bays, yards and vehicle gates
- Inventory, high-value areas and internal movement
- Long-distance network, power and cabling
- After-hours alarm and remote incident review
Security systems that can work together
Industrial CCTV
Use overview, identification, vehicle and low-light views with appropriate network and recording capacity.
Explore service →Staff & contractor access
Assign entrances, schedules and restricted areas by individual credential or role.
Explore service →Perimeter alarm
Layer building openings and interior detection around operating hours and response responsibilities.
Explore service →Vehicle gates
Coordinate UHF, remotes, mobile access and gate-control interfaces around the lanes and approved users.
Explore service →What the finished system can help you do
- Separate overview, identification and plate-capture needs
- Control employee, driver and contractor movement
- Protect inventory, tools and high-value cages
- Review loading and gate events efficiently
- Expand across multiple buildings or yards
Retrofit, takeover or expansion
Start with what is already installed
Industrial sites may contain legacy coaxial cameras, long cable runs and several generations of access hardware. WeTech tests the pathways and can consider IP-over-coax or phased migration when appropriate.
Explore system takeovers and upgrades →Vancouver and Lower Mainland planning considerations
Long cable distances and network design
Rain, darkness and changing yard lighting
Truck lanes, UHF read zones and gate safety
Dust, vibration, temperature and device selection
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
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What vehicles, employees, contractors and drivers enter each area?
- 02
Which views need plate, driver, loading or general yard context?
- 03
Where are network, fibre, power and weather-rated pathways available?
- 04
Which stock, tools or processes require limited access?
- 05
Who receives and verifies an after-hours alarm or camera event?
