In the majority of cases, scaffolding security is installed to the first lift only, making it impossible for someone to access the first lift or climb past it on the outside. If there are adjoining buildings from which someone could access the scaffolding above the first lift, cameras are also placed in those locations.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
On blocks of residential flats \u2013 especially where residents have balconies \u2013 cameras should generally be installed on all lifts, although this is optional and depends on individual circumstances.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Twice a week, Compound staff request every camera on site send them a video. They check the video to make sure our staff on site haven\u2019t blocked a camera with, for example, a stack of insulation, and, if they have, it\u2019s stated in the twice-weekly report on the efficacy of our security. The report even contains a link to the video, enabling us to see what they mean, then they call us to discuss how to resolve the issue. I love getting these reports – they help me sleep at night!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
We often have to move a camera quickly and unexpectedly. If I am on site, I call Compound and let them know; however, I\u2019m not on site all the time and sometimes staff do move a camera then forget about it. RaiderVision\u2019s tamper system sounds an alarm at Compound\u2019s offices, and they are in contact on the phone in minutes. They then talk the person moving the camera through the process of re-siting it correctly, before checking the video remotely to ensure the camera is pointing in the right direction. And there\u2019s no extra charge for this!<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Possibly the best part of the service from Compound, however, is their response to alarm activations. Not only is the illumination and video on the RaiderVision system so good that the operator can always tell what triggered it, the report we receive after an alarm contains a link to the video, so we are never charged for unconfirmed alarm activation responses.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Scaffolding alarms\u00a0have been a legal requirement on projects within the M25 for some years and are becoming increasingly common across the rest of the UK, due not only to theft but also to health and safety issues relating to children and teens using scaffolds as climbing frames.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Most scaffold alarms systems use cheap single optic detectors, which, to avoid constant false alarms, are pointed directly at the building. This creates very small detection areas which leave most of the scaffolding unprotected. RaiderVision scaffold security units, with their dual optic detection systems, are installed to look along the scaffolding, ensuring that intruders cannot gain entry to the first lift without triggering the alarm and, in addition, cannot climb past the first lift on the outside of the scaffolding either.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
RaiderVision scaffolding alarm systems are 100% cable free, fully armored and will not present trip hazards to staff working on the lifts.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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