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Remote video monitoring for industrial sites, job sites and yards
Equipment, copper, fuel and vehicles sit unattended every night and weekend. If your site already has cameras and an internet connection, our operators watch it after hours and call your site contact the moment someone is inside the fence.
The risk
What goes wrong on job sites and yards
Construction and farm equipment theft costs U.S. owners an estimated $300 million to $1 billion a year, and most of it is never recovered. Copper, fuel and catalytic converters disappear from yards and lots the same way: at night, when no one is watching.
construction and farm equipment thefts reported in 2016, the last detailed national report.
Source: LiveViewGPSof the equipment stolen in 2016 was recovered.
Source: LiveViewGPSestimated annual U.S. losses from heavy equipment theft.
Source: LiveViewGPSThe National Equipment Register and NICB stopped publishing detailed annual reports after 2016, so these are the latest national benchmarks rather than current counts.
The camera views that matter most
During setup we agree which of your existing views get the closest attention. These are the ones we usually start with.
- Gate and entranceVehicles and plates
- Fence linesCuts and climbs
- Equipment parkingMachines started or loaded
- Fuel tanksSiphoning at night
- Copper and wire storageA favorite target
- Tool cribs and containersForced locks
- Site office or trailerAfter-hours entry
- Vehicle rowsFleet and lot vehicles
What we see, and call you about
- After-hours trespass and fence cutting
- Trucks or trailers entering at night
- Equipment being started or loaded
- Fuel siphoning
- Catalytic converter cutting under vehicles
- Copper and wire theft
- Gates left open
- Visible fire or smoke
From your camera to your phone
The same four steps, every time something goes wrong.
Seen live
The operator spots the problem on your camera as it happens.
You get a call
We call you or the first person on your list, right away.
We keep watching
We stay on the cameras and follow the instructions you set.
Clip and report
You get the clip, snapshots and a short report.
Answers
What live monitoring can and can’t do
We can
- Verify an intrusion and call your site contact right away
- Capture vehicle descriptions and the direction they leave
- Keep clips for police and insurance
We can’t
- Supply cameras, solar trailers or internet. We watch systems that are already online
- Talk to intruders through speakers. Our response is a phone call to your contacts
- Recover stolen equipment. We help you find out early
Privacy and compliance
Not legal advice. Have your counsel confirm the rules that apply to your site.
- Post “video monitored” signs at entrances. They deter and they keep customers informed.
- Audio stays off by default. About a dozen states require every party to consent to audio recording, so we only listen where your state allows it and your signs say so.
- Some states require written notice to employees about camera monitoring outside public areas. Connecticut’s law (§ 31-48d) is the best-known example; check your state’s rules.
Recommended hours for industrial & job sites
Night Watch at $199 a month covers every night. If the site also sits empty through the weekend days, Full Watch covers those hours too.
Night Watch
Night only
$199/ month
Per location, after a 7-day free trial
Overnight coverage, set around your closing time. For sites that are busy and staffed by day.
- Live operator on your cameras
- Alarm response calls to your contacts
- Cash office monitoring in covered hours
- Clips and hourly reports on request
- Works with your existing DVR/NVR
Full Watch
24/7, every day
$299/ month
Per location, after a 7-day free trial
Every hour of every day, weekends and holidays included. For sites that never close.
- Live operator on your cameras
- Alarm response calls to your contacts
- Cash office monitoring in covered hours
- Clips and hourly reports on request
- Works with your existing DVR/NVR
Compared with a guard: a 12-hour guard post at a typical $25 an hour costs about $9,125 a month. Night Watch is $199. Run your own numbers
All three plans are available for every site. Compare Night, Extended and Full Watch
Industrial & job sites: common questions
My site has cameras but no guard. Can you watch it at night?
Yes, as long as the recorder is online during your coverage hours.
Can you stop equipment theft?
We spot it early and call your contacts. Only about one in five stolen machines was recovered in 2016, so early detection matters.
Do you provide cameras or trailers?
No. We monitor the cameras you already have.
What about auto lots and catalytic converters?
Operators watch for people under or between vehicles after hours and call you right away.
How does the cost compare with a night guard?
Night Watch is $199 a month. A night guard at a typical $25 an hour costs roughly $9,000 a month. A guard can step in physically; we can't.
Sources (4)
- LiveViewGPS, construction equipment theft statistics (NER and NICB reports). liveviewgps.com/gps-tracking-statistics/construction-equipment-theft/
- Consumer Reports, catalytic converter theft (NICB data). consumerreports.org/money/theft/how-to-prevent-catalytic-converter-…
- Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, recording laws by state. rcfp.org/introduction-to-reporters-recording-guide/
- Connecticut General Statutes § 31-48d, electronic monitoring of employees. cga.ct.gov/2025/pub/chap_557.htm
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Start your free 7-day trial
Tell us about your site. We connect to your cameras remotely, agree the hours and the call list, and start watching.
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