Monitoring

If you want to increase security and control over your company, consider installing monitoring. The monitoring system is a set of cameras and recorders that record image and sound from selected places in your company.

Increasing efficiency and quality of work. Cameras help supervise employees and check whether they perform their duties in accordance with procedures and standards.

Saving time and money. Cameras reduce costs related to security, insurance, training and audits, and also save time on solving problems or disputes.

Currently used monitoring standards allow for image recording in HD and higher quality. This means that the image from the camera has the same quality as the one we watch every day on digital television (so-called HD TV). Thanks to this, we can record details such as:

• Plates
• People's faces
• Slight movement of objects
• Temperature changes (thermal imaging cameras)

Pursuant to the draft Act amending the Waste Act and certain other acts of June 22, 2018 in Poland, all entities storing waste or managing a waste landfill are obliged to operate a visual control system of the place where waste is stored or deposited.

Video monitoring of waste landfills is an obligation resulting from environmental protection law. Its purpose is to ensure supervision over places where waste is stored or dumped, including its quantity, type and origin, as well as to prevent illegal activities such as arson, theft or unauthorized disposal. Video monitoring of landfills involves the use of stationary day-night cameras that record images from the entire surface of the landfill and from external lanes and access roads. The cameras must ensure the identification of people staying at the landfill and the registration of vehicles. Monitoring records should be kept for at least 3 years and made available to control authorities and law enforcement services upon request. Video monitoring of landfills is an important element of waste management and improving environmental safety.