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Construction sites face more challenges than other industries. That's because the bulk of employees' work can put their lives in danger. No company wants anyone to get injured or killed on the job. They also deal with theft. With expensive equipment and materials left outside…

Contractors need their tools to get the job done. Not having them can cost time and money.

Construction sites are either a hubbub of activity or empty after workers have gone home. Both situations put them at risk. They tend to be giant sites. You can't see the entire property standing in one place. Hence, a large crowded site makes it easy to steal something without…

Employing roughly 7 percent of the working-age population, the construction industry is one of the global economy's largest sectors. Every year, the industry spends $10 trillion on construction goods and services according to McKinsey Global Institute. McKinsey Global…

Theft and vandalism are common issues on construction sites in North America, costing stakeholders valuable time and money. In this video, our security operator observed an ATV enter a construction site in Alberta, Canada just after midnight.

Construction sites are susceptible to an array of problems. Equipment and materials theft. Injuries. Trespassers. Arson. Vandalism. Natural disasters. The list is extensive. These expensive and life-threatening challenges require an effective construction site security solution,…

Construction sites can be intriguing places, but they pose a big safety risk. Unauthorized visitors can cause serious problems to the project or even themselves. A Montreal construction site was the scene of rescue operation on a recent Wednesday morning. A man scaled the fence…

With younger, tech-savvy employees entering the construction business and the surge of Baby Boomers retiring, technology has finally found its way into construction. The industry recognizes the value of technology. After all, the right one can save time and money while…