Purpose of the Report
This report outlines the current CCTV camera coverage across multiple production sites and floors, focusing on blind spots, areas without camera visibility, and cameras with defective or missing microphones based on existing production floor seat plans. The objective is to identify security and monitoring gaps that may affect:
Detailed Site Observations
Select a site to view detailed observations and seat plan:
MAA Site
Critical Blind Spots / Defective Microphones4th Floor Critical Areas
Areas marked with 'X' have no camera visibility at all and are completely outside the field of view of existing CCTV cameras.
5th Floor Blind Spot
Area that is marked with 'X' has a significant blind spot by camera angle limitations.
6th Floor Blind Spot
Area that is marked with 'Arrows' has a significant blind spot by camera angle limitations.
Central Lane Blind Spots (4F - 6F)
Blind spots are present, particularly in central lanes. Most cameras have limited coverage in the middle areas between the cameras. Repositioning neighboring cameras is not recommended as it may obstruct side-angle visibility and create new blind spots.
4th, 5th, and 6th Floors Microphones
All the floors on Maa site have defective microphones, either muted or with static, the cameras that have defective microphones are marked by blue 'X'.
Coverage Analysis
Overall Observations
Central Lane Pattern
Many sites experience blind spots in central lanes due to camera angle limitations and physical layout constraints.
Unmonitored Areas
Several areas have no CCTV cameras installed at all, leaving entire zones without any security monitoring or operational oversight capability.
Defective Microphones
Several CCTV cameras have defective microphones, resulting in areas where audio recording is unavailable or unclear, limiting effective monitoring and reducing overall surveillance capability.
Repositioning Constraints
Camera repositioning may negatively impact existing coverage in some locations, creating a domino effect of new blind spots if not carefully planned.
Cross-Site Analysis Matrix
| Site | Floor(s) | Coverage Status | Primary Issue | Priority |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MAA | 4th-6th | Critical Gaps Defective Microphones | No visibility (X marks) Defective Microphones | High |
| Mabini Site A | 1st & 2nd | No Camera Defective Microphones | Zero coverage (Lane A) Defective Microphones | Critical |
| Mabini Site B | 2nd-4th | Unclear Coverage Defective Microphones | Black boxes - unclear Defective Microphones | High |
| Digos Site | All | Full | None - 360° cameras Working Microphones | Low |
| Ecoland Site | All | Coverage Gaps IVMS App No Camera Microphone | Outside camera ranges IVMS App No Camera Microphone | High |
| Gensan Site | All | Partial | Incomplete monitoring Working Microphones | Medium |
| CDO Site | All | Limited | Limited CCTV coverage (X marks) Working Microphones | Medium |
Recommendations
Install Additional Cameras in Unmonitored Areas
Deploy new CCTV cameras in all unmonitored areas, particularly in zones marked with 'X' and red rectangles where zero or limited coverage currently exists.
Address Microphone Issues in Cameras
Ensure all CCTV cameras have working microphones. Repair or replace defective units in areas where none are available to support proper audio monitoring.
Consider Using 360-Degree or Wide-Angle Cameras
Following the Digos site model, implement 360-degree or wide-angle cameras to eliminate blind spots and reduce the total number of cameras needed while maximizing coverage.
Conduct Professional CCTV Layout Assessments
Engage security consultants to conduct professional CCTV layout assessments using specialized software to model camera fields of view and optimize placement before installation.
Prioritize Workstation and High-Traffic Areas
Focus initial improvements on workstation clusters and high-traffic corridors where personnel and assets are concentrated. Ensure all production activity zones have at least one camera with clear line of sight.
Document Repository
All referenced seat plan PDFs are available below for detailed review: