Vehicle entrances
Consider plate capture, vehicle queues and a controlled visitor procedure.
Use the site layout and the movement of goods to define what needs to be visible, searchable and reviewed.
A warehouse changes as inventory, racks and vehicle flows change. Start by mapping entry points, loading activity, pedestrian routes and restricted stock areas. Design for the actual operating conditions, then make the footage useful to the team that investigates an incident.
Consider plate capture, vehicle queues and a controlled visitor procedure.
Agree what the footage needs to show about a vehicle movement or loading event.
Review rack heights, obstructions, light levels and how stock changes the view.
Define monitored boundaries and a practical escalation route for an event.
A wide overview of a loading area may not provide the detail needed at a gate or handover point. Define each evidence requirement separately.
Cameras are only the beginning. Build a surveillance system around what your team needs to see, retrieve and act on.
Explore the solution 02 / SOLUTIONReliable vehicle recognition starts at the lane, not in the dashboard.
Explore the solution 03 / SOLUTIONConnect the signal, the operator and the person who can act. A monitoring service needs a response process, not just a wall of video.
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