ShortStik | 11-10-2008 | comment profile send pm notify |
what is your opion; should cameras be allowed on site? excluding industrial, goverment sites can it be used as a learning tool, help explain why setting up a 32m took an hour to dispatch, see where an accident may have started... or is it an annoyans, such as cell phones? |
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sgt580 | 11-11-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
I take a few pics with my phone of every set up I do. I keep them for a week or so then delete them. Just in case any questions from my boss or complaints from customer. Havent had to use them yet but its a cheap ,quick and easy way to cover my arse. |
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Mudslinger | 11-11-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
EVIDENCE!! |
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PumpBossR | 11-11-2008 | reply profile send pm notify |
If you have cameras on a job site, you should designate someone to be a "cameraman" instead of a foreman or a worker on the job. The sole purpose of that "cameraman is documentation. This way, someone that should be paying attention to more important things is not fooling around with a camera. Just my opinion, but I think cameras can be a good thing on a job site. |