Ports, terminals, and bulk yards.
Long waterside perimeters, constant vehicle movement, and a security regime that expects documentation.
The site profile
A perimeter that includes water.
Yards where the layout changes daily.
Heavy equipment moving continuously.
An access control regime with audit obligations.
The terminal workflows
Coverage of the boundary, the yard, and the structures, without stopping the operation.
Fence, gate, and waterside boundary
Scheduled coverage of the full boundary including the sections no vehicle patrol reaches.
Yard and stack condition
Overhead coverage of laydown, stacks, and equipment areas.
Quay and structure checks
Repeatable visual coverage of structures that currently require a lift or a boat.
Incident and alarm response
Aerial view of an event while it is still happening.
The record
Patrol records, incident documentation, and structural findings, timestamped and retained in a form your security plan and your insurer can use.
Where it fits
Perimeter
Fence, gate & waterside.
Yard
Laydown, stacks & equipment.
Structures
Quay checks without a boat.
Response
An aerial view during an event.
Have a site like this?
If the boundary includes water and the patrol cannot reach all of it, it is probably a fit. Let's talk about a pilot.