Construction and real estate
Video surveillance for construction sites in Mexico
AI-powered security cameras for construction sites: monitor every work front from the cloud, get after-hours intrusion alerts, and protect materials, machinery, and project progress.
Quick answer
How does AI video surveillance help on a construction site?
AI security cameras for construction sites watch the perimeter, gates, material yards, and machinery, detect people and vehicles after hours, and send the alert with the image to the person in charge. Video is stored in the cloud, so evidence is kept even if a camera is damaged or stolen.
After-hours intrusion
Alerts when a person or vehicle enters the site at night, on weekends, or on days without activity.
Theft of materials and equipment
Monitoring of material yards, temporary storage, tools, and parked machinery.
Remote supervision
Management and site supervisors view any work front live or recorded from a browser or phone.
Evidence for claims
Clips by camera, time, and zone for claims with insurers, subcontractors, or suppliers.
Industry challenges
A construction site changes every week; its security should too.
Construction sites combine temporary perimeters, high-value materials in the open, machinery, staff from several companies, and long periods with nobody on site. Often there is no fixed network infrastructure at the start of the project.
Temporary perimeter
Hoardings, fences, and temporary gates are easy to cross without anyone noticing.
Exposed materials
Cable, steel, tools, and fuel are frequent theft targets at night and on weekends.
Remote sites
Sites far from headquarters need visibility without constant visits.
Several sites at once
Management needs to see every site with the same criteria from one place.
Critical zones
Coverage follows the progress of the project.
Each stage has different risks. We prioritize the zones where an event stops the project or causes losses.
Implementation
We start where risk costs the most.
The project starts with a 15-day pilot and grows in stages as construction progresses.
Assessment de la obra
We review perimeter, gates, power, connectivity, and high-risk zones.
Rules map
We define zones, schedules, alert types, and owners.
15-day pilot
We test the solution on site before you decide.
Scale in stages
We add cameras or relocate coverage as the site changes.
Where to place security cameras on a construction site
A typical layout to start with:
- Gates and entrances: entry and exit of people, trucks, and machinery.
- Perimeter: line crossing on hoardings and fences after hours.
- Material yard: steel, cable, tools, and fuel.
- Parked machinery: movement near equipment during idle hours.
- Site office and temporary storage: access and delivery evidence.
- Overview: visual tracking of progress for project management.
Sites without fixed internet or power
At the start of a project there is often no permanent network or electricity. Depending on site conditions, cameras can connect over an LTE cellular network and, in areas without power, run on solar panels and batteries. Feasibility, cellular coverage, and data usage are reviewed during the assessment before installation. Where a site office or guard booth already has a network, wired cameras are used.
Construction use cases
Night theft in the material yard
An after-hours perimeter rule alerts the person in charge with an image of the person or vehicle, so they can verify and act before material is lost.
Supervising several sites
Management reviews every site from a single console, with per-user permissions for site supervisors, managers, and clients.
Claims with subcontractors and suppliers
Searching by camera, time, and event type makes it quick to find the clip of a delivery, damage, or incident.
Damaged or stolen camera
Because video is backed up in the cloud, recorded evidence remains available even if the equipment disappears, and the system alerts you when a camera stops streaming.
Developers and real estate companies
For developers, builders, and real estate companies, video surveillance also documents the project, not just protects it.
- Progress tracking: visual evidence organized by date, camera, zone, or stage for internal reports, clients, and investors.
- Rules by stage: zones, schedules, and alert severity are adjusted as gates, materials, and machinery routes change.
- Contractors, visitors, and suppliers: a visual record of temporary access and deliveries to clarify damage, delays, or responsibilities.
- Multiple projects: cameras, users, and evidence from different developments on a single platform.
Support, data, and pricing
Nuestro equipo atiende de lunes a viernes de 9:00 a 18:00 (hora del centro de México); hay horario extendido con un plan de servicio extendido. Las alertas llegan por la aplicación móvil, correo y la consola web. El video de clientes en México se aloja en centros de datos en Statuss Unidos. Cada proyecto se cotiza según número de cámaras, conectividad y etapas de la obra.
Learn more about the platform
Frequently asked questions about construction site video surveillance
Do I need internet on site to use the cameras?
Not necessarily a fixed network. Depending on site coverage, cameras can connect over an LTE cellular network. We validate this during the assessment.
Do they work on sites without electricity?
In areas without power, solar panels with batteries can be used, depending on location and equipment. We review feasibility before installation.
What happens if a camera is stolen or damaged?
Video is backed up in the cloud, so recorded evidence remains available, and the system alerts you when a camera stops streaming.
Can I see several sites from one place?
Yes. All sites can be viewed from a web console and the mobile app, with per-user permissions.
Can the cameras be moved as construction progresses?
Yes. Coverage is adjusted in stages; cameras can be relocated as work fronts change.
Can it be used to document construction progress?
Yes. Clips and search by date, camera, or zone serve as visual evidence for management, clients, and investors.
Can I try it before signing up?
Yes. We offer a 15-day pilot on your site. Pricing is quoted based on cameras, connectivity, and project stages.
On-site pilot
Try AI video surveillance on your site for 15 days.
Let’s review your perimeter, gates, materials, and connectivity to design a pilot focused on your real risks.