Camera Tower

Construction and Development Sites
Construction sites are exposed to myriad risks, with high-value tools, machinery, vehicles, equipment, materials and fuel stored on sites overnight and often for extended periods depending on the duration of the development. There are also crucial safety considerations, where trespassers could give rise to liability claims where construction working zones are unsuitable for public access, with unstable ground, workers at height and heavy-duty equipment in use.
Camera towers can survey the entire construction area, acting not only as a theft preventative measure but also allowing construction managers to oversee project development, monitor progress, and review activities to ensure health and safety and PPE compliance. Towers can be erected over short-term periods or as an additional security precaution during material or equipment deliveries and are operational very quickly. Clearway's delivery fleet includes vehicles suited to off-road terrain, or we can organise lorry-mounted cranes and forklifts where required to position Camera towers in the most appropriate location.

Infrastructure and Utility Sites
The security hazards throughout the utility sector are similar to those in construction. Still, they can be more severe where theft, arson and criminal damage are linked with metals and cabling theft, a key reason utility sites are often targeted. Sites tend to be in remote or industrial areas, with isolated access and away from residential accommodation, making it important for site managers to act strategically in selecting the optimal security safeguards to prevent unauthorised access from going undetected.
Infrastructure projects and sites can include green energy farms, water treatment complexes, power stations and other energy terminals, which benefit from proactive surveillance and functions such as live video capture to identify the nature of the alert and ensure emergency responders act accordingly.

Rail Sector
Trackside security is an imperative consideration for railway operators, with multiple potential risks, safety issues and threats that can compromise services, impact members of the public, and delay development and maintenance projects. Camera towers are ideal as a trackside monitoring provision which can be easily repositioned to follow the progress of maintenance and repair work, or to add an extra layer of surveillance for higher-risk sites such as those with pedestrian or highway crossings.
Towers are designed to withstand all weather conditions, with minimal maintenance requirements, and can be deployed in any zone as a safety measure to protect assets and railway storage depots, provide real-time video recording, and deter criminals or intruders from trespassing.

Highways Projects
Alongside applications in the rail sector, Camera towers are used extensively as a traffic management and surveillance asset, whether to protect workforces, inventory and assets during highway development projects, or to oversee traffic flows and potentially dangerous driving behaviours. Camera systems can be programmed as required, with units available with advanced AI-enabled tracking, monitoring and alert sensors to flag potential issues or suspicious movements and objects. As a security measure, highway managers can also use next-generation Camera to track vehicles and monitor for specific number plates.
Since towers are quickly installed and re-deployable, they are flexible enough to use for extended traffic monitoring exercises or as an incident mitigation measure, relocating the tower as necessary to address emerging areas of concern. Live video transmissions can identify congestion and potential bottlenecks and allow advance warning notices to reduce the risks of accidents and collisions during peak periods or unsafe driving conditions.

Events Management
Event security for large outdoor arenas, venues, festivals, sports events and concerts is notoriously complex, with considerable volumes of individuals, and often spanning broad areas of land with multiple entry points. Camera towers do not require fixed wiring, cabling or phone lines to capture, record and transmit real-time video footage. They can be used to create a surveillance network throughout any event space of any size or as a security asset in potential flashpoints or the most heavily congested zones. Security responders can use live Camera footage to ascertain the potential severity of incidents or accidents, pinpoint intrusions and ensure a suitable response is deployed quickly and to a targeted area. Event managers can also use Camera systems with a wide scope of vision to support public safety, ensure traffic flows are correctly managed, and monitor events as they progress from an elevated viewpoint.

Remote Industrial Areas or Wide Areas of Land
In isolated locations, it's essential to take the most careful security measures. Everything may seem quiet and safe, but generally the opposite is true; someone will have noticed its vulnerability or easy access.
The independent nature of CCTV towers is a perfect option here. With proactive surveillance and live video capture, alerts are immediate – however far away you live and work.

Events Management
Security for large outdoor events can be a nightmare. At the very least, it isn't very easy, with many people spread out over land with multiple entry points.
InView CCTV towers do not need fixed wiring, cabling, or phone lines to capture, record, and transmit live video footage. Plus, they're easy to set up and move around. Any surveillance network can be devised, with an extra presence in heavily congested areas or places that may be flashpoints. Security managers can check how serious (or otherwise) incidents are and ensure they respond accordingly.

Vacant Warehouses, Factories and Offices
Perhaps your unused commercial building will soon be reoccupied. That's good news, but how do you deliver the best security until your new tenants move in? Temporary CCTV towers could be the exact solution: robust, highly efficient, and, as mentioned, completely independent.