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Fencing around a construction site is crucial for keeping the workers, as well as the project itself, safe from interruptions. It also helps to keep casual passersby from entering accidentally. However, those determined to get inside will always find a way. It’s something we see…

"Construction workers are five times more likely to be hospitalized with COVID-19 than their peers in other professions, according to a new study from University of Texas at Austin researchers," writes Dom DiFurio in The Dallas Morning News. According to the article, researchers…

The construction industry has a lot to contend with in protecting construction workers. The pandemic has only exacerbated this. A new report from The University of Texas at Austin titled "COVID-19 in Austin, Texas: Epidemiological Assessment of Construction Work" provides…

In this month’s video, a convicted felon got more than he bargained for when he trespassed on an idle construction site.

In this month’s video, a suspect was seen trying to steal materials from a Seattle construction site. He didn’t get very far because we were watching.

In this month’s video, duty called for a copper thief. That’s when the police we called showed up.

Around 1:30 a.m., a Stealth Monitoring security operator spotted a trespasser on a construction site. Our operator activated the on-site speaker warning, which the suspect ignored. The operator activated the speaker warning again a few minutes later. Still no reaction from the…

At 1:30 in the morning, a Stealth security operator saw an individual looking into one of our surveillance cameras located at a Washington construction site. Our operator immediately activated the on-site speaker warning. The suspect walked away. Later that same night, the…