Bridgestone, the name you know when it comes to high quality tires was shopping around for a new security camera system to replace the old VHS system that they currently had. There more focus was on service since they have experienced poor service and slow response. Josh Graham Chapman, our security consultant in Dallas met with the facility manager and recommend a 32 camera system to replace the current system in place. The new cameras are high resolution colored cameras with 60mm Auto iris length to give more detail and coverage compared to the older cameras. Our DVR solution was our standalone Samsung OEM 16 Channel system with 480 FPS record rate and 4 TB of storage in each recorded. The job was competed, and Bridgestone can now enjoy a new level of safety and monitoring that can help this Dallas location become more profitable.
Jack in the Box, one of the nations largest hamburger chains, selects 911 Security Cameras to install video surveillance systems in both Irving, Texas and Fort Worth, Texas chain stores. Our professional security consultants performed a detailed site survey at both Jack in the Box locations. Our professional team also discussed the problem areas each location was experiencing. Then our security team prepared a custom-tailored video surveillance solution for each location. After detailed analysis, 911 Security Cameras professional crew strategically installed a total of 24 Sony Security Cameras, 2 16-Channel JPEG2000 Samsung DVR, 2 1TB Hitachi Hard Drives and 2 17″ LCD Monitors. Each installation also comes with a 1year warranty on all service/support and a 3 year warranty on all hardware.
911 Security Cameras Inc. Video Surveillance Solution for the two Jack in the Box Texas Locations included:
- 24 High Resolution 480TVL Sony Security Cameras
- 2 16-Channel 2000JPEG Samsung DVR
- 2 1TB Hitachi Hard Drives
- 2 17″ LCD Monitors
- Warranty on Service and Equipment
High customer traffic, high employee turnover and 24/7 operation make fast food restaurants a very attractive target for theft. Installing the right video surveillance system can help fast food restaurants avoid the costly consequences of theft.
Many franchise chain restaurants are turning to video surveillance systems to keep costs down and maintain profits. Video surveillance systems are a great way for owners/management to review past incidents, employee/customer interactions, employee productivity and proper food handling procedures. Video surveillance systems offer the benefit of monitoring employees to ensure that proper procedures and business practices are not only exercised but maintained.
911 Security Cameras can provide your restaurant with customized, cost-effective video surveillance for any size of operation. Want to learn how our video surveillance systems can improve your bottom line? Let our security consultants conduct a free, no obligation on-site security survey for your business. Call 1-866-618-CAMS to talk to one of our qualified sales team members or shoot us a message on our Contact Page.
Pancho’s Mexican Buffet chooses 911 Security Cameras to install video surveillance systems in their Bossier City location and in their flagship Super Buffet location in Metairie, Louisiana. Pancho’s Mexican Buffets are located throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico and Arizona. Our professional security consultants performed a free detailed site survey for both Pancho’s locations. Our professional team discussed problem areas and performance expectations with the owners; and then prepared a custom-tailored video surveillance solution. After detailed analysis, 911 Security Cameras professional crew strategically installed a total of 28 Sony Security Cameras, 2 16-Channel JPEG2000 Samsung DVR, 2 1TB Hitachi Hard Drives and 2 17″ LCD Monitors
911 Security Cameras Inc. Video Surveillance Solution for Pancho’s Mexican Buffet:
28 Sony Security Cameras
- High Resolution
- High sensitivity, low smear, high anti-blooming, and high S/N ratio
- 1/3″ Sony CCD Image Sensor
2 16-Channel 2000JPEG Samsung DVR
- 16 Channel Digital Video Recorder
- JPEG2000 Recording Compression: offers highest clarity and quality in recording
- 480 FPS Recording Speed
- Standalone
- Triplex Operation allows for simultaneous search, playback and recording
2 1TB Hitachi Hard Drives
- Additional storage and backup
- up to one terabyte of storage capacity
- Redundancy
2 17″ LCD Monitors
- Workstation
- View live and recorded footage from the cameras on single monitor
911 Security Cameras was chosen for our commitment to customers by offering them the highest quality products and service at the most competive prices. We focus on making sure our video surveillance installations are done right the first time. 911 Security Cameras Inc provides customized video surveillance solutions for your specific business needs and budget. Contact us today for your free site survey . Call toll-free 1-866-618-CAMS to talk to one of our qualified sales support team or shoot us a message on our Contact Page.
Down Under Pub and Grub in Frisco, Texas selected 911 Security Cameras Inc. to install a professional video surveillance system. After surveying the restaurant site, 911 Security Cameras professional crew strategically installed a 16 security camera solution consisting of 13 Armor Dome cameras, 3 Day/Night Cameras, 19″ LCD Monitor and a 16 Channel JPEG2000 Samsung DVR. The video surveillance system helps decrease loss and improves customer service, employee training and productivity; and ultimately improves the restaurant’s bottom line.
Video Surveillance System Solution Equipment and Specs:
13 1/3″ Sony CCD 480TVL Armor Dome Cameras
- High Resolution: 480TV Lines
- 1/3″ Sony CCD Image Sensor
- Weather, Vandal Proof, Tamper Resistant
3 1/3″ Sony Super HAD 480TVL Day/Night Cameras:
- Ultra High Resolution: 480TV Lines
- 1/3″ Sony Super HAD CCD Image Sensor
- Day/Night
16 Channel Samsung JPEG2000 DVMR:
- JPEG 2000 compression: highest clarity and quality in recording
- 480 FPS Recording Speed
- Triplex Operation: simultaneous search, playback and recording from all cameras
2 1000GB HD Hitachi Hard Drives
- Additional storage and backup
- up to 1 TB of storage capacity
19″ LCD Monitor
Usually two types of theft commonly occur in any given restaurant. 1) High cost items (ex. steaks, liquor and wine) being taken out of the back door. 2) Server or bartender giving away food/drink without ringing it up or under-ringing the sale. Video Surveillance systems can safeguard your operation from these internal thefts. Installing a video surveillance system not only prevents internal/external theft but it also boosts employee productivity.
Control your restaurants’ operations and costs before they take away from your bottom line. Protect your business whether it is in San Antonio, Houston or Dallas areas, we have security specialists located throughout the state of Texas. Contact us today for a free on site security survey or call 1-866-618-CAMS to talk to one of our qualified sales team members.
The rise in layoffs, soaring unemployment rates and economic recession has sparked an increase in the number of people trying to cheat the system. Some workers resort to fraudulent unemployment claims, while others will find it more lucrative to collect workers’ compensation. Texas Mutual Insurance Company reported that it saved or recovered $4.1 million through its workers’ compensation fraud investigations in 2008. The impact is millions of dollars in overpayments that could ultimately exhaust benefit funds leading to higher payroll taxes and expenses for businesses.
The most common way people scam the system is to continue filing for unemployment benefits even after getting a new job. Others collect unemployment benefits while earning unreported cash revenue. As unemployment rates rise, investigators estimate there will be a sharp increase in the number of people coning the system for unemployment benefits.
For some employees, collecting workers’ comp looks far more attractive than collecting unemployment. As economic times worsen, more workers may be tempted to fake injuries or claim an old one is “acting up again.”
Historically, workers’ comp fraud increases during economic downturns. Industry analysts predict an increase in claim frequency and the length of time injured workers remain out. Read these tips on how to recognizing fraud and prevent fraudulent claims from happening to your business.
Examples of claims fraud include a worker who:
- Fakes an injury at work to get paid time off (”fake slip and fall”)
- Exaggerates the severity of a legitimate injury to extend time away from work
- Claims an injury occurred on the job when it actually occurred off the job site
Workers’ Comp Fraud Red Flags:
- Injury that has no witness other than the employee
- Accident/Injury occurring late Friday or early Monday
- Injury not reported until a week or more after it supposedly occurred
- Injury occurs in location where the employee would not normally work
- Injury that is inconsistent with employee’s normal job duties
- Employee has history making workers’ comp claims
- Evidence of employee working elsewhere while drawing benefits
Safeguards to Prevent Workers’ Comp/Slip and Fall Fraud:
- Established policies and practices to create employee awareness. Ensures employees know that workers’ comp fraud is a serious crime and will not be tolerated.
- Install security cameras in your workplace to capture accidents: Employees are less likely to commit fraud when a video surveillance system is monitoring their actions. A visual record will also help support legitimate workers comp claims while discrediting bogus injuries.
- Always conduct thorough background checks on potential employees.
- Frequently make routine inspections of working and walking areas.
- Provide extensive safety training on the prevention of slips and falls to all new employees
- All slips, trips and falls, with or without injury, should be reported promptly, recorded and thoroughly investigated.
Choose a proactive security strategy and prevent employee fraud before it raises your expenses and takes away from your bottom line. Protect your business whether it be in San Antonio, Houston or Dallas metropolitan, We have security specialists located throughout Texas. Contact us today for a free on site security survey or call 1-866-618-CAMS to talk to one of our qualified sales team members.
Jack in the Box, one of the nations largest hamburger chains, selects 911 Security Cameras to install video surveillance systems in both Irving, Texas and Fort Worth, Texas chain stores. Our professional security consultants performed a detailed site survey at both Jack in the Box locations. Our professional team also discussed the problem areas each location was experiencing. Then our security team prepared a custom-tailored video surveillance solution for each location. After detailed analysis, 911 Security Cameras professional crew strategically installed a total of 24 Sony Security Cameras, 2 16-Channel JPEG2000 Samsung DVR, 2 1TB Hitachi Hard Drives and 2 17″ LCD Monitors. Each installation also comes with a 1year warranty on all service/support and a 3 year warranty on all hardware.
911 Security Cameras Inc. Video Surveillance Solution for the two Jack in the Box Texas Locations included:
- 24 High Resolution 480TVL Sony Security Cameras
- 2 16-Channel 2000JPEG Samsung DVR
- 2 1TB Hitachi Hard Drives
- 2 17″ LCD Monitors
- Warranty on Service and Equipment
High customer traffic, high employee turnover and 24/7 operation make fast food restaurants a very attractive target for theft. Installing the right video surveillance system can help fast food restaurants avoid the costly consequences of theft.
Many franchise chain restaurants are turning to video surveillance systems to keep costs down and maintain profits. Video surveillance systems are a great way for owners/management to review past incidents, employee/customer interactions, employee productivity and proper food handling procedures. Video surveillance systems offer the benefit of monitoring employees to ensure that proper procedures and business practices are not only exercised but maintained.
911 Security Cameras can provide your restaurant with customized, cost-effective video surveillance for any size of operation. Want to learn how our video surveillance systems can improve your bottom line? Let our security consultants conduct a free, no obligation on-site security survey for your business. Call 1-866-618-CAMS to talk to one of our qualified sales team members or shoot us a message on our Contact Page.
Pancho’s Mexican Buffet chooses 911 Security Cameras to install video surveillance systems in their Bossier City location and in their flagship Super Buffet location in Metairie, Louisiana. Pancho’s Mexican Buffets are located throughout Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, New Mexico and Arizona. Our professional security consultants performed a free detailed site survey for both Pancho’s locations. Our professional team discussed problem areas and performance expectations with the owners; and then prepared a custom-tailored video surveillance solution. After detailed analysis, 911 Security Cameras professional crew strategically installed a total of 28 Sony Security Cameras, 2 16-Channel JPEG2000 Samsung DVR, 2 1TB Hitachi Hard Drives and 2 17″ LCD Monitors
911 Security Cameras Inc. Video Surveillance Solution for Pancho’s Mexican Buffet:
28 Sony Security Cameras
- High Resolution
- High sensitivity, low smear, high anti-blooming, and high S/N ratio
- 1/3″ Sony CCD Image Sensor
2 16-Channel 2000JPEG Samsung DVR
- 16 Channel Digital Video Recorder
- JPEG2000 Recording Compression: offers highest clarity and quality in recording
- 480 FPS Recording Speed
- Standalone
- Triplex Operation allows for simultaneous search, playback and recording
2 1TB Hitachi Hard Drives
- Additional storage and backup
- up to one terabyte of storage capacity
- Redundancy
2 17″ LCD Monitors
- Workstation
- View live and recorded footage from the cameras on single monitor
911 Security Cameras was chosen for our commitment to customers by offering them the highest quality products and service at the most competive prices. We focus on making sure our video surveillance installations are done right the first time. 911 Security Cameras Inc provides customized video surveillance solutions for your specific business needs and budget. Contact us today for your free site survey . Call toll-free 1-866-618-CAMS to talk to one of our qualified sales support team or shoot us a message on our Contact Page.
Down Under Pub and Grub in Frisco, Texas selected 911 Security Cameras Inc. to install a professional video surveillance system. After surveying the restaurant site, 911 Security Cameras professional crew strategically installed a 16 security camera solution consisting of 13 Armor Dome cameras, 3 Day/Night Cameras, 19″ LCD Monitor and a 16 Channel JPEG2000 Samsung DVR. The video surveillance system helps decrease loss and improves customer service, employee training and productivity; and ultimately improves the restaurant’s bottom line.
Video Surveillance System Solution Equipment and Specs:
13 1/3″ Sony CCD 480TVL Armor Dome Cameras
- High Resolution: 480TV Lines
- 1/3″ Sony CCD Image Sensor
- Weather, Vandal Proof, Tamper Resistant
3 1/3″ Sony Super HAD 480TVL Day/Night Cameras:
- Ultra High Resolution: 480TV Lines
- 1/3″ Sony Super HAD CCD Image Sensor
- Day/Night
16 Channel Samsung JPEG2000 DVMR:
- JPEG 2000 compression: highest clarity and quality in recording
- 480 FPS Recording Speed
- Triplex Operation: simultaneous search, playback and recording from all cameras
2 1000GB HD Hitachi Hard Drives
- Additional storage and backup
- up to 1 TB of storage capacity
19″ LCD Monitor
Usually two types of theft commonly occur in any given restaurant. 1) High cost items (ex. steaks, liquor and wine) being taken out of the back door. 2) Server or bartender giving away food/drink without ringing it up or under-ringing the sale. Video Surveillance systems can safeguard your operation from these internal thefts. Installing a video surveillance system not only prevents internal/external theft but it also boosts employee productivity.
Control your restaurants’ operations and costs before they take away from your bottom line. Protect your business whether it is in San Antonio, Houston or Dallas areas, we have security specialists located throughout the state of Texas. Contact us today for a free on site security survey or call 1-866-618-CAMS to talk to one of our qualified sales team members.
The rise in layoffs, soaring unemployment rates and economic recession has sparked an increase in the number of people trying to cheat the system. Some workers resort to fraudulent unemployment claims, while others will find it more lucrative to collect workers’ compensation. Texas Mutual Insurance Company reported that it saved or recovered $4.1 million through its workers’ compensation fraud investigations in 2008. The impact is millions of dollars in overpayments that could ultimately exhaust benefit funds leading to higher payroll taxes and expenses for businesses.
The most common way people scam the system is to continue filing for unemployment benefits even after getting a new job. Others collect unemployment benefits while earning unreported cash revenue. As unemployment rates rise, investigators estimate there will be a sharp increase in the number of people coning the system for unemployment benefits.
For some employees, collecting workers’ comp looks far more attractive than collecting unemployment. As economic times worsen, more workers may be tempted to fake injuries or claim an old one is “acting up again.”
Historically, workers’ comp fraud increases during economic downturns. Industry analysts predict an increase in claim frequency and the length of time injured workers remain out. Read these tips on how to recognizing fraud and prevent fraudulent claims from happening to your business.
Examples of claims fraud include a worker who:
- Fakes an injury at work to get paid time off (”fake slip and fall”)
- Exaggerates the severity of a legitimate injury to extend time away from work
- Claims an injury occurred on the job when it actually occurred off the job site
Workers’ Comp Fraud Red Flags:
- Injury that has no witness other than the employee
- Accident/Injury occurring late Friday or early Monday
- Injury not reported until a week or more after it supposedly occurred
- Injury occurs in location where the employee would not normally work
- Injury that is inconsistent with employee’s normal job duties
- Employee has history making workers’ comp claims
- Evidence of employee working elsewhere while drawing benefits
Safeguards to Prevent Workers’ Comp/Slip and Fall Fraud:
- Established policies and practices to create employee awareness. Ensures employees know that workers’ comp fraud is a serious crime and will not be tolerated.
- Install security cameras in your workplace to capture accidents: Employees are less likely to commit fraud when a video surveillance system is monitoring their actions. A visual record will also help support legitimate workers comp claims while discrediting bogus injuries.
- Always conduct thorough background checks on potential employees.
- Frequently make routine inspections of working and walking areas.
- Provide extensive safety training on the prevention of slips and falls to all new employees
- All slips, trips and falls, with or without injury, should be reported promptly, recorded and thoroughly investigated.
Choose a proactive security strategy and prevent employee fraud before it raises your expenses and takes away from your bottom line. Protect your business whether it be in San Antonio, Houston or Dallas metropolitan, We have security specialists located throughout Texas. Contact us today for a free on site security survey or call 1-866-618-CAMS to talk to one of our qualified sales team members.
