Site survey and risk-based design
Coverage plan tied to the site's risk profile, not a generic camera count.
Security · CCTV Design and Installation
CCTV Design and Installation
Risk-based CCTV design and installation, integrated with the AOG remote monitoring control room so the cameras you install are actually being watched.
Surveys, system design and installation, by qualified engineers.
CCTV design and install, run inside the AOG operating model.
CCTV design and install sits inside the same AOG account as cleaning, FM and construction support. One project manager owns the contract. One control room holds the keys, the schedules and the camera feeds. One weekly report covers every officer hour, patrol and incident.
You take the service on its own, or alongside the rest of the security division. The covenant, the compliance ledger and the point of contact stay the same either way.
Site survey, risk-based design, installation and ongoing maintenance of IP and analogue CCTV systems. Feeds integrated with the AOG control room for verified-response coverage. Compliance documentation, ICO registration support and planned preventative maintenance included.
At a glance
- Engineers
- Qualified CCTV engineers
- Standards
- BS EN 62676 · ICO-aligned
- Recording
- Local NVR and cloud options
- Service
- PPM and reactive
What it covers
The work, line by line.
Every line is delivered against written assignment instructions and reported into the AOG weekly review.
IP and analogue installs
New installs and upgrades, including PoE cabling, power and containment.
NVR and cloud recording
Local recording with optional cloud backup and retention to insurer requirements.
Integration with remote monitoring
Feeds wired into the AOG control room for verified-response coverage.
Compliance and data handling
CCTV signage, ICO registration support and DPIA-aligned configuration.
Maintenance and service contracts
Planned preventative maintenance and reactive call-out cover.
What is included
Inside the service.
- Site survey and risk-based design tied to the site risk profile, not a generic camera count
- IP and analogue installs including new systems and upgrades with PoE cabling, power and containment
- NVR and cloud recording with local retention and optional cloud backup to insurer requirements
- Integration with the AOG remote monitoring control room for verified-response coverage
- Compliance and data handling including CCTV signage, ICO registration support and DPIA-aligned configuration
- Planned preventative maintenance and reactive call-out cover under a service contract
Why AOG
What you get that you would not elsewhere.
Design is risk-based — coverage tied to actual threat profile, not a standard camera-per-square-metre formula
Cameras integrate directly with the AOG control room so footage is actively monitored
ICO registration support and DPIA-aligned configuration included — not an optional extra
NVR retention configured to satisfy insurer evidence requirements from day one
Planned preventative maintenance keeps systems live when they are needed most
Single supplier for design, installation, monitoring and maintenance reduces contract complexity
Where it is deployed
Sectors using CCTV Design and Installation.
Proof
Operational, not aspirational.
24/7
monitored response capability
Designed, installed and monitored under one contract, one control room.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How does remote CCTV monitoring work with an AOG-installed system?
Camera feeds are integrated with the AOG control room so activity is actively monitored rather than simply recorded. When a verified event occurs, the control room can escalate to a mobile response or your nominated contact according to the assignment instructions agreed at design stage.
Is the CCTV monitored live 24/7?
24/7 monitoring is available and is a standard part of the AOG control room service. The exact monitoring hours and response arrangement are set out in your contract, since some sites only require monitoring outside occupied hours.
What happens when a person or vehicle is detected?
Detection is verified by the control room against the camera feed before any action is taken, reducing false-alarm dispatches. Where the activity is verified as a genuine concern, the response follows the escalation route agreed in your assignment instructions.
Can a system run without mains power?
Yes, where the design calls for it. Temporary and semi-permanent installations can run on solar or generator power, which is common on construction and vacant-property sites without a mains connection.
Can CCTV replace overnight security guards?
On many sites, monitored CCTV can reduce or replace static overnight guarding, particularly where physical intervention is rarely needed. We design to the site's risk profile and will recommend a hybrid model rather than removing a guard where the risk assessment does not support it.
What happens if network or data connectivity is poor?
The site survey stage identifies connectivity before installation, and local recording options mean footage is retained on-site even if the network connection to the control room drops, with data synced once connectivity is restored.
Talk to the security team.
Tell us the site, the hours and the risk. We will come back with assignment instructions and a quote.