Construction.
Surveillance from day one. Long after sundown.
Jobsite theft, equipment loss, and PPE non-compliance compound across the build cycle. Sharpvue MAST drops a full surveillance posture on-site the day excavation starts — solar-charged, no trenching, no grid power, no permanent infrastructure.
How construction operators deploy Sharpvue.
Equipment & material theft prevention
AI events alert the moment the perimeter is crossed after hours. Active deterrence kicks in with light + siren before the loss happens.
PPE compliance monitoring
On-camera hard-hat detection flags missing PPE in real time so supervisors can intervene — not pull video the morning after.
Time-lapse & progress documentation
Same camera that runs security also captures the build. High-resolution snapshots for owner reports, claims, and marketing.
Multi-trade coordination
Unlimited users on the iVISION VMS — GC, owner, security firm, and insurer all see the same feed without per-seat licensing.
Built for the way construction actually deploys.
- Solar-charged · 8–10 days on a full battery
- 5G + satellite uplink to remote sites
- Made in USA · NDAA compliant for federal projects
- Rapid redeployment as the site moves
Your data stays yours.
Some surveillance providers pool footage and vehicle data across their entire customer network. Sharpvue doesn't. Every unit works for one customer — yours.
- Private to your account
- Video and events are isolated to the customer the unit is deployed for. Footage is never pooled, never shared across accounts, and never sold.
- Detection, not recognition
- Sharpvue AI flags that a person, vehicle, or license plate is present so events stand out. It does not read, store, or share plate numbers.
- No plate database
- There is no shared license-plate database behind Sharpvue units — no cross-customer lookup network and no third-party data feeds.
Read more in our privacy policy.
See Sharpvue on your construction site.
Tell us about the property and we'll scope the right mix of cameras, trailers, and monitoring.