With C3, facilities can leverage video assets for a level of situational awareness never before experienced.
- Manage a Fire Response. Through mobile video, operations and personnel can view first responders and the fire department strike a fire in a facility.
- Monitor a Suspicious Package. If a suspicious package is identified at a facility, personnel and officials can watch the bomb squad’s recovery and manage an evacuation if necessary.
- Manage a Medical Incident. Most critical incidents at a public facility involve medical injuries of guests or customers. Personnel can monitor the first responders from their entrance in the facility to the safe transport of the victim. Also through mobile video, first responders can be quickly directed to the injured party in the facility.
- Track a HazMat Spill. In cases where a hazardous material spill has occurred at a remote facility, operations, executives and personnel can monitor the Hazmat team’s response and clean up. Additionally, personnel, guests and customers can be quickly moved or evacuated from harm’s way.
- Oversee a Helicopter Emergency Landing. The case where a helicopter needs to make an emergency landing on a roof, personnel can review the landing to ensure that the infrastructure has not been compromised.
- Emergency Response Planning. For large facilities where large crowds of people are present, emergency response and routes need to be planned. Using mobile video, teams can easily map out the appropriate evacuation routes, the best places for first responders to enter and exit, possible threat areas for live shooter responses and find hazardous weather shelters.
- First Responder Training. When first responders are conducting training exercises, managers can easily evaluate their teams response and find the best routes for safely removing victims.
- Monitor Rooftop Ice. In areas where snow and ice are a regular occurrence, large buildings need to be aware of the snow and ice build up on a roof to ensure structural integrity. Using roof mounted cameras, personnel can easily monitor the ice build up to prevent a collapse causing injuries and damage.
- Assess Weather Damage. When severe weather moves through an area, buildings can sustain structure damage from tree limbs or glass breakage. Using mobile video, personnel can easily monitor and review areas susceptible to that type of damage.
- Direct Traffic Flow and People Assets. Using cameras and mobile video, personnel can view traffic flow throughout a facility and place personnel in the appropriate areas to ensure safety of all those present.
- Control Transportation and Parking. For facilities with large parking lots, cameras outside the venue can help personnel place the correct entrances and exits to the parking facilities, place personnel appropriately and ensure all guests and customers enter and exit safely.
