Brighton based company Keyhole Security have just been awarded the contract to supply, install and maintain a cameras required for the Environment Agency in the Midlands region to reduce the cost and risk of flooding, by remotely viewing the status of high risk assets….
The agency required a low powered camera system that can be installed quickly even at very short notice, It offers images sent via GPRS and modular additions to enable the contractor to upgrade or move the system. Because of the size of the unit the environmental foot print is small, the security company adds. Jason McCreanney, CEO of Keyhole Security says: “Our Q Division and Camera Installation Teams can be proud of this award which comes after three consecutive years working with the environment agency. Improvising, adapting and overcoming the challenges all installers face, with our digital still image camera system. We look forward to the coming years and challenges working with the Environment Agency and employing more ex-service personnel throughout the UK who still understand how to get the job done and enhance the brand name of Keyhole Security, to the benefit of the communities we serve and protect.” And Dean Wormleighton National Security Manager for Keyhole Security says: “Because of the type of people we are and the things that we have all done in the past, this ex-forces led environment at Keyhole Security is not only a home from home for us but we can all pull together as a team with good humour and achieve a high quality solution for our customers, which are fit for purpose, and can then provide the actual solution to the customers operational requirement.”
