Project Checklist For Lead Data Cabling Techs Bridge Cable

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This video is used as an internal training video for our technicians at Bridge Cable. When working on any project, the daily project checklist must be completed.
The checklist includes basic information such as the number of technicians working on the project, the contact information and type of project. The list also includes more detailed information such as a description of the work that was completed that day, a description of what work is remaining, the types of material and gear left on site and special instructions or notes.
Although it may seem pointless or repetitive to write down some of this information down, every single piece is crucial. When going back to a project, technicians have to know what has been done, what they have to work with and what has to still be completed. None of this would be able to be figured out without technicians keeping track on a daily basis.
The daily project checklist also includes items that must be completed at the end of the day when working on site. These items include:
1. Tiles are closed and all areas cleaned up
2. Ladders and materials are locked up
3. Pictures were taken and uploaded to the drive
4. Blueprint pictures were uploaded to the drive
5. Patch panel photos were uploaded to the drive
6. MDF, IDF, closet or cabinet photos were uploaded to the drive
7. Certs were uploaded to the drive
8. Remind everyone to clock out
9. All doors, windows and/or gates are locked and secured
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Before installing cabling for a security system here is some questions you should ask or ponder before calling a company or installing yourself.
1. What are the specific security needs and concerns of your office?
2. How many cameras are needed to adequately cover the office space?
3. What areas of the office require surveillance?
4. Are there any privacy considerations that need to be taken into account?
5. What is the budget for the security camera system installation?
6. What type of camera system (analog, IP, wireless, etc.) is preferred?
7. What level of image resolution is required for the cameras?
8. Are there any specific features or functionalities that are important for the security camera system?
9. How will the footage be stored and accessed (on-site or cloud-based)?
10. What are the power and network requirements for the security camera system?
11. How will the security camera system be integrated with existing IT infrastructure?
12. What are the backup and redundancy measures in place for the security camera system?
13. Who will have access to the camera footage and how will access be controlled?
14. What is the plan for monitoring and managing the security camera system on a day-to-day basis?
15. What are the maintenance and support requirements for the security camera system?
16. How will the security camera system be secured against unauthorized access or tampering?
17. What is the plan for scaling or expanding the security camera system in the future?
18. Are there any regulatory or compliance requirements that need to be considered for the security camera system?
19. How will the security camera system impact network bandwidth and performance?
20. What is the timeline for the installation and deployment of the security camera system?
Here at BridgeCable.com we can help with these answers and explore the best system for you and your company.