Substations, yards, and corridors.
Mostly unstaffed sites, mostly far apart, mostly monitored by cameras that record and do not respond.
The site profile
Sites that are remote and normally unmanned.
Equipment whose failure mode is thermal and invisible from the gate.
A physical security program that has to be documented.
Response times measured in the drive from the nearest crew.
The utility site workflows
Scheduled coverage between crew visits, and a camera overhead when something trips.
Yard and equipment condition
Scheduled overhead and thermal coverage of the yard between crew visits.
Fence line and approach
Repeatable sweeps of the boundary, gates, and the ground outside the fence.
Alarm verification
A camera tells you something moved. A drone tells you what it was, and leaves a record either way.
Right of way and access roads
Coverage of the approach and the corridor around the site.
The record
Patrol logs, alarm dispositions, and equipment findings, all timestamped and geotagged, in a form your physical security program can present.
Where it fits
Equipment
Yard condition between visits.
Perimeter
Fence line, gates & approach.
Response
Alarm verified, not just logged.
Corridor
Right of way & access roads.
Have a site like this?
If the site is unstaffed and the record is a camera nobody watches, it is probably a fit. Let's talk about a pilot.