Warehouses, yards & job sites
Fixed help points for properties that outrun radios.
A distribution yard or active job site covers more ground than a radio check or a phone tree. Crime Watch Boxes give crews, drivers, and after-hours staff a fixed, visible place to reach help — with cameras watching the yard around it, and cellular connectivity where trenching isn't practical.
Where units go
Cover the acreage between the buildings.
Industrial incidents happen where the people are spread thinnest. A typical site deployment prioritizes:
Warehouse yards
Dock aprons and drive lanes where trucks and people mix.
Employee parking
Shift-change walks at hours when the lot is darkest.
Gate & check-in areas
Where drivers and visitors arrive — often with no one in the shack.
Construction perimeters
Fence lines and access points on active job sites.
Laydown yards
Staged materials and equipment that draw after-hours attention.
Trailer & container lots
Rows of parked loads with long sightline gaps.
Equipment storage
Fuel points and machinery parking at the property's edge.
Remote corners
The far reaches no building-mounted system covers.
Site coverage
Coverage that keeps up with the site plan.
Each Crime Watch Box is a help point and a camera position. Cellular and wireless connectivity configurations stand up where trenching isn't practical — an active construction site, a leased yard, the far fence line — and can be repositioned when the site changes.
- Cellular and wireless connectivity where trenching and conduit aren't practical
- Placements at gates, yards, and perimeters — relocatable as project phases change
- Calls route to site security, supervisors, or a designated response center
- Optional monitoring through New England Security's staffed 24/7 Dispatch Operations Center in Malden, MA
Why operators choose it
Built for the way industrial sites actually run.
Help beyond radio range
Contractors, drivers, and visitors don't carry your radios. A fixed, obvious help point works for everyone on the property, on every shift — no channel assignments, no dead zones to memorize.
Moves with the project
Construction-friendly connectivity means units go in without waiting on conduit — and can be repositioned as phases advance, fences move, and the laydown yard shifts.
A visible answer to after-hours loss
An illuminated, camera-equipped unit at the gate or yard tells everyone the property is watched — and gives your team footage to review when something does happen.
Next step
Walk the yard with us.
We'll cover gates, yards, parking, and the corners your current cameras don't reach, then deliver a placement plan with clear pricing.